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Creating a battlefield river crossing scene using rubber boats
During World War II, bridges over rivers were often destroyed on the battlefield to prevent enemy advances for defensive purposes.
The advancing side will be forced to build a makeshift bridge over the river where the bridge was destroyed.
Each country organized an engineering unit to deal with such situations.
Additionally, various methods were devised to build temporary bridges over rivers, and these methods continued to develop throughout the war.
After the war, special vehicles were developed, including tanks with temporary bridges attached to their chassis.
[About the model]
-The model is a reproduction of a temporary bridge set up by the German army during World War II.
- This model is a pontoon bridge type in which rubber boats are connected with boards.
This set is 1/35 scale and includes two large rubber boats, a temporary bridge to place on them, and an assault boat to transport them.
- The shape of the rubber boat and details such as the ropes are reproduced in detail, giving it a realistic feel. The temporary bridge parts also have handrails and other structures attached.
- The wood grain is also clearly expressed, and if you put your skill into the painting finish you can enjoy a finish that is full of texture.
-In addition, the assault boat's shape as well as the engine mounted at the rear and the drive unit mechanism consisting of the shaft and screw connected to it are modeled.
-In addition, the set also includes one German soldier figure posed aboard an assault boat and operating the drive unit.
-You can try your hand at river crossing scenes with just this kit.
-This is a kit that military fans cannot miss.
[Major features]
- A 1/35 scale reproduction of a German military temporary bridge during the war.
- Two large rubber boats and a temporary bridge installed on them are modeled.
- One assault boat is modeled with its drive unit
- Includes one German soldier figure to operate the drive unit aboard the assault boat
 

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Creating a battlefield river crossing scene using rubber boats
During World War II, bridges over rivers were often destroyed on the battlefield to prevent enemy advances for defensive purposes.
The advancing side will be forced to build a makeshift bridge over the river where the bridge was destroyed.
Each country organized an engineering unit to deal with such situations.
Additionally, various methods were devised to build temporary bridges over rivers, and these methods continued to develop throughout the war.
After the war, special vehicles were developed, including tanks with temporary bridges attached to their chassis.
[About the model]
-The model is a reproduction of a temporary bridge set up by the German army during World War II.
- This model is a pontoon bridge type in which rubber boats are connected with boards.
This set is 1/35 scale and includes two large rubber boats, a temporary bridge to place on them, and an assault boat to transport them.
- The shape of the rubber boat and details such as the ropes are reproduced in detail, giving it a realistic feel. The temporary bridge parts also have handrails and other structures attached.
- The wood grain is also clearly expressed, and if you put your skill into the painting finish you can enjoy a finish that is full of texture.
-In addition, the assault boat's shape as well as the engine mounted at the rear and the drive unit mechanism consisting of the shaft and screw connected to it are modeled.
-In addition, the set also includes one German soldier figure posed aboard an assault boat and operating the drive unit.
-You can try your hand at river crossing scenes with just this kit.
-This is a kit that military fans cannot miss.
[Major features]
- A 1/35 scale reproduction of a German military temporary bridge during the war.
- Two large rubber boats and a temporary bridge installed on them are modeled.
- One assault boat is modeled with its drive unit
- Includes one German soldier figure to operate the drive unit aboard the assault boat