TPz 1 Fuchs A4
€12,00 incl. BTW
The Fuchs (Fox) Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) has been the workhorse of the German Armed Forces for many decades. This wheeled APC has all-wheel drive and a water propulsion unit and due to its numerous additional role fittings and accessory sets is a true all-rounder for the transport of men and materials on the battlefield.A model construction kit of the workhorse of the Bundeswehr (German Armed Forces). This wheeled armoured vehicle is a true all-rounder with all-wheel drive and water propulsion unit.- Detailed chassis- A choice of role-fit Engineering Section Vehicle or Milan anti-tank gun team – Rubber tyresAuthentic decal set for following versions:- COMBAT : Engineering Group Vehicle, GefübZ Heer, 2011- MILAN : GECONISAF, Afghanistan, 2006
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| Fabrikant | Revell |
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| Schaal | 1:35 |
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