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AB40 Armored Car Model Kit 1/35 | Heavy&Lanmo MM35006AB40 Armored Car Model Kit 1 35 (Italian Autoblinda) Heavy&Lanmo MM35006 Low StockGrab it before it's gone. Features: 1 35 scale highly detailed model kit Can build AB40 or AB41 by selecting different parts Metal spring suspension included Metal gun barrel included Realistic suspension and wheels High quality water slide decals Main Differences Between AB40 & AB41: Main Weapon: AB40 comes with 20mm gun; AB41 comes with 47mm gun. Both gun parts are
AB40 Armored Car Model Kit 1/35 (Italian Autoblinda) | Heavy&Lanmo MM35006
Low Stock，Grab it before it's gone.
Features:
- 1/35 scale highly detailed model kit
- Can build AB40 or AB41 by selecting different parts
- Metal spring suspension included
- Metal gun barrel included
- Realistic suspension and wheels
- High-quality water slide decals
Main Differences Between AB40 & AB41:
Main Weapon: AB40 comes with 20mm gun; AB41 comes with 47mm gun. Both gun parts are included in the kit.
Decals: Each kit includes unique water decals for historical markings of AB40 or AB41.
Compatibility: Both kits are fully compatible with NM 3501 interior upgrade set.
Main Weapon: AB40 comes with 20mm gun; AB41 comes with 47mm gun. Both gun parts are included in the kit.
Decals: Each kit includes unique water decals for historical markings of AB40 or AB41.
Compatibility: Both kits are fully compatible with NM 3501 interior upgrade set.
Size：31 * 19 * 6 cm
Weight：393g (Before packaging)
Weight：393g (Before packaging)
This is a plastic model kit, not a pre-assembled toy.
Glue and paint are required (not included).
Glue and paint are required (not included).
Historical background:
In 1937, the Italian Ministry of War issued specifications for a new type of armored vehicle to meet the needs of colonial police remote patrols and army reconnaissance units.
In May 1939, Fiat SPA and the Ansaldo Fosati consortium launched the ABM1 armored vehicle.
After military testing, standardization was achieved in May 1940 and named the AB40 armored vehicle. The first batch of vehicles was delivered in March 1941.
Production: Approximately 24 AB40 armored vehicles were produced. Due to its insufficient firepower, it was later improved to AB41 and mass-produced.
In May 1939, Fiat SPA and the Ansaldo Fosati consortium launched the ABM1 armored vehicle.
After military testing, standardization was achieved in May 1940 and named the AB40 armored vehicle. The first batch of vehicles was delivered in March 1941.
Production: Approximately 24 AB40 armored vehicles were produced. Due to its insufficient firepower, it was later improved to AB41 and mass-produced.
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This is a fantastic and true re-publication of a classic favorite. The illustrations are great (though I wish they were in color), and the type-font and whole format were designed to make this a timeless heirloom, to be passed down the generations. I also learned the correct names of two of the eight reindeer were "Dunder" (not "Donner") and "Blixem" (not "Blitzen"). It shows that Candlewick Press took pains to make sure that what they were republishing was true and accurate to Clement Clark Moore's original work. Note that the name of the illustrator (Matt Tavares) is prominently acknowledged on the cover, though Moore's name is only mentioned in "A Note from the Illustrator", probably owing to the fact that Moore first published his poem anonymously. Still, I'm surprised that "they" did not include Moore's name on the cover. If you are looking to acquire a good, faithful, accurate and wonderfully illustrated version of this classic for your shelves, to be pulled at Christmas-time for reading and re-reading, this would be as good a copy (or perhaps better) than any.
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