Stowage and equipment for the Italian L6/40 light tank in 1:35 scale in cast resin give a small machine a credible picture of life in the field.
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A resin assortment intended to dress up a model of the small Italian tank. Crates, bags and containers on the hull turn an austere machine into a lived-in vehicle and break up the monotonous surface of the armor. You obtain the kit of the tank separately.
The Fiat Ansaldo L6/40 was among the light machines that the Italian army deployed in North Africa, in the Balkans and on the Eastern Front. A two-man crew had a 20 mm automatic cannon at its disposal and armor sufficient against small-arms fire but not against anti-tank guns. The same chassis also served as the basis for a self-propelled gun, which made it one of the most widespread Italian designs of its class. At the front it turned out that the vehicle held its own in reconnaissance rather than in a direct clash with the enemy's armor.
Remove the casting remnants with a cut and finish the surface with a sanding sponge. A short bath in warm water removes the greasy film from the mold, which would otherwise make the paint peel. Try the arrangement of the stowage dry first, and only then reach for the cyanoacrylate glue. You create the dusty look of North African vehicles with a light pigment settled in the folds, whereas machines from the Balkans will take darker, wetter mud.
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