German Flak Crew with Open Crate And Shells 1/30 Figure Set 1:30 scale Metal by William Britain

Features

• Approximately 2.5 tall
• All metal construction
• Hand painted and ready for display

The German 88mm Flak gun could fire 15 to 20 rounds per minute and even with a diminished six-man crew the gun could be put into action within 2 1/2 minutes. A 1944 German ordnance listing includes 19 different rounds that could be used depending on the role being fulfilled. That included eight types of high-explosive (HE) rounds and seven armor-piercing (AP) with the rest being kinetic energy solid projectiles. These crewman wear the first pattern of the reversible winter uniform issued in the winter of 1942-43. This model reversed from mouse gray to white with all of the pockets and details replicated on both sides. The shells represented are the 8.8 cm Sprgr. Patr. L/4.5 (kz.) H.E. Shell complete with a wooden transport crate.