1/35 Italeri Sd. Kfz. 10 Demag D7 with 7.5cm leIG 18 and Crew 6595

1/35 Italeri Sd. Kfz. 10 Demag D7 with 7.5cm leIG 18 and Crew 6595

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SKU: ITA6595

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Type: Military vehicles
Period: Second World War
Country: Germany
SKILL: 4
Model Dim.: 13,5cm + 8,0 cm
Box Dim.: 345 x 242 x 50 mm

Features:

Decals for 3 versions
Link and length tracks
Colors instruction sheet
Contains 9 figures

The Sd.Kfz 10 Demag D7 half-track tractor was used by the German troops in large numbers during the Second World War on all the main fronts from the invasion of Poland, to North Africa, to Russia. It was design and developed to be an effective prime mover for small towed artillery as anti-aircraft and anti-tank guns. The Demag D7 could carry eight fully equipped soldiers in addition to towing a gun or a trailer. The 4.2-liter Maybach 6-cylinder engine, positioned in the front of the vehicle, could delivered 99 hp. Thanks to its engine the half-track was able to reach a max speed of 65 km/h and to have a good on road and off road performance. The vehicle was reliable and flexible and it was produced in an important number of units and in several versions The light howitzer Le. IG 18 was designed to provide artillery support within infantry companies. Reliable and accurate, towed by DEMAG or Protze tractors, it was often replaced during the war by more powerful and lighter mortars.