WW1 French Saint-Chamond Heavy Tank military conflict The only combat loss ever

The only combat loss ever recorded for the F-117 occurred in Yugoslavia on March 27th 1999 where it was shot down by a Yugoslav operated Soviet S-125 Surface to Air missile

Serving under rigid Prussian military tradition and innovative military strategies led by inspired officers German infantry divisions achieved great success at the start and middle of WW2

Chose from a 4 pack (weapons not included) or 10 pack (Random WW2 US weapons included)

Another horrifyingly spooky set for your Halloween collection

x 1 Service pistols with light attachment

WW1 French Saint-Chamond Heavy Tank military conflict The only combat loss everThe Saint Chamond was a French heavy tank from World War I weighing about 23 tons, crewed by 89 men, and armed with a powerful 75 mm gun plus multiple machine guns. It had up to 17 mm of armour, a 90 hp petrol engine, and could reach around 12 km h on roads. In total around 400 were produced. Product Features: 1017 pieces and instructions manual Accurate detailing 1: 35 ratio All figures and brick parts are made using high quality premium durable