German Flak 38 Anti-Aircraft Gun
Available now in 1:16 and 1:18 Scale
The German Flak 38 served from it's invention in 1938 all the way to the end of the World War II in 1945. It was a very versatile weapon, being used both in it's primary purpose as highly portable anti-aircraft gun but also against infantry and soft skinned vehicles. Featured in a memorable scene in the film Saving Private Ryan, a German crew uses a Flak 38 with the shields removed on an Sd.Ah 51 trailer to attack U.S. infantry that are trying to destroy a Tiger I tank with improvised "Sticky Bombs".
The Battleground Flak 38 in 1:16 and 1:18 scale replicates many of the features found in the original gun including the Flakvisier 38 targeting "computer" and optics with functional arm adjustment. The main gun is a single piece and snaps into the chassis without glue and has roughly 90 degrees of elevation to take on both ground and air targets. The gun frame attaches easily to the turntable base and will rotate 360 degrees. Two magazines are included and fit into the main gun.
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Painted Flak 38 modeled by "Polish Pete"!
