Hungarian Light Tank 38M Toldi II(B40)

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Hungarian Light Tank 38M Toldi II(B40)

Description :

The 38M "Trudy" was an improved version of the L-60B light tank produced under license in Landsverk, Sweden. Between 1939 and 1942, about 202 were produced.

The "Trudei" light tank entered service with the Hungarian Army in 1940, and first entered the battlefield in 1941 during the Hungarian Army's military operations against Yugoslavia.

Most of these tanks were used in Soviet battlefields from 1941 to 1944, and because of their thin armor, weapons and good communication equipment, they were mostly used as armored reconnaissance vehicles. The vehicle's design proved incapable of fighting Soviet T-34 tanks early in Operation Barbarossa

Kit contents

• Length: 134.8mm
• Width: 60.8mm
• Total number of parts 450+
• Total number of offset plates 15 sprues, lower body, upper body and turret
• Bi-directional slip molded bottom shell and top shell
• Two-way slide molded turret
• 260 individual track links