Dragon 1/35 DAK Panzer & Artillery Crew (Libya 1941) | 6693

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Dragon 1/35 DAK Panzer & Artillery Crew (Libya 1941) | 6693During WWII, the North African Campaign saw Allied and Axis momentum swing backwards and forwards across the desert sands of Libya, Tunisia and Egypt. After the heavy defeat of Italian troops, Germany dispatched its newly formed Deutsches Afrikakorps (DAK) to push back Allied forces in Operation Sonnenblume (Sunflower). The first expeditionary DAK troops arrived in Libya in February March 1941, and they were quickly marshaled and sent into action by

these are Dragon’s first ever figures to feature the 8th Army

BONUS details

Gun shield for Pz

or mountain infantrymen/soldiers

The German Sd

It was one of the most important panzers of WWII

- cupola vision blocks can be assembled open/closed

-Lower hull frontal armor produced with updated detail

and they possess realistic facial expressions

- New M4A3 hull bottom with accurate details

The gun was mounted in a tall

One such defeat was known as the Battle of Crimea