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Wednesday, July 23, 2014 - 01:39 AM UTC
IBG is now selling two 1:35 scale versions of the Czech 100mm howitzer - in its WWI configuration, and as improved from 1919 onwards. Used by a number of countries, these even served with the Germans in WW2.
Designed in 1914, the Skoda 100mm vz 14 Howitzer served the Austro-Hungarian empire until its break-up at the end of WWI. Many were acquired by Italy after the war, and from 1919 onwards an improved version with rubber tyres was sold to a number of nations. Germany acquired them from Czechoslovakia and Poland, calling them 10cm LeFH 14/19 (t). IBG offers both of them in 1:35 scale:
35026 - Skoda 100mm vz 14 Howitzer
35027 - 10cm LeFH 14/19 (t)
Perfect for artillery dioramas spanning both World Wars!
See them here: http://www.ibgmodels.com
Armorama would like to thank IBG Models for the update.
35026 - Skoda 100mm vz 14 Howitzer
35027 - 10cm LeFH 14/19 (t)
Perfect for artillery dioramas spanning both World Wars!
See them here: http://www.ibgmodels.com
Armorama would like to thank IBG Models for the update.
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