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ICM UA ICM24024
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Type G4 with MG34 and German Staff Personnel USUALLY £38.99. TEMPORARILY SAVE 1/3RD!!! Best to be used with ICM paint set ICM3038 The Air Assault Forces of Ukraine were created in 2017 on the basis of the existing Highly Mobile Landing Troops, which at that time already had its own separate command.
The personnel of the Wehrmacht officer corps were distinguished by their high standards. At the beginning of World War II, it represented a unique, corporately closed organization with its own notions of officer honor and moral principles. Many of them were former officers of the Imperial German Army. Staff officers played a significant role in the Wehrmacht, enjoying special attention and fulfilling crucial roles in directing operations at all s[+] More... - Manufacturer:
- ICM UA
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- ICM24024
- Scale:
- 1:24
- Item type:
- Car kits (injection)
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- £21.66
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5+
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- 5
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