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Battlefront Miniatures
15mm (1:100 scale)
Heavy artillery battalions armed with 122mm model 1938 howitzer and 152mm model 1943 heavy howitzers pound enemy positions. After the artillery has finished their brutal bombardments, the frontovik move in to take on the remains of the disheartened enemy platoons.
The 122mm howitzer was designed by the OKB under the head of F. F. Petrov shortly before World War II to replace the obsolescent World War I models. The trials of the new weapon were completed in late 1938. In the September 1939 the new howitzer M-30 became the standard divisional howitzer of Red Army. More than 13,500 were made during World War II.
The 152mm obr 1943 Howitzer was developed as a hybrid using the carriage of the 122 mm obr 1938 howitzer and a barrel of the 152mm obr 1938. This adaptation significantly increased the firepower and breakthrough abilities of Red Army shock units just in time for Operation Bagration. Over 2,800 guns were produced from 1943-1949, and it was extensive service in the Soviet army.
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This product is supplied unpainted. Preparation and assembly are required.
Heavy artillery battalions armed with 122mm model 1938 howitzer and 152mm model 1943 heavy howitzers pound enemy positions. After the artillery has finished their brutal bombardments, the frontovik move in to take on the remains of the disheartened enemy platoons.
The 122mm howitzer was designed by the OKB under the head of F. F. Petrov shortly before World War II to replace the obsolescent World War I models. The trials of the new weapon were completed in late 1938. In the September 1939 the new howitzer M-30 became the standard divisional howitzer of Red Army. More than 13,500 were made during World War II.
The 152mm obr 1943 Howitzer was developed as a hybrid using the carriage of the 122 mm obr 1938 howitzer and a barrel of the 152mm obr 1938. This adaptation significantly increased the firepower and breakthrough abilities of Red Army shock units just in time for Operation Bagration. Over 2,800 guns were produced from 1943-1949, and it was extensive service in the Soviet army.
Plastic Components
This product is supplied unpainted. Preparation and assembly are required.
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