Soviet Anti-Tank Soldiers 1941-1943 Model Kit

Soviet Anti-Tank Soldiers 1941-1943 - a highly detailed model kit for history enthusiasts and collectors.

Historical Background:
Anti-tank divisions were a critical focus in the pre-war Soviet Union. With the looming threat of enemy tanks, mobile and stealthy anti-tank solutions were developed. The most iconic weapon was the PTRD anti-tank rifle, wielded by infantrymen known as tank destroyers or anti-tank soldiers. Their powerful rounds could penetrate German tanks while keeping the operators safe in cover.

Key Role in WWII:
These soldiers played a pivotal role in defending Moscow. The simple yet effective PTRD was mass-produced and easy to use, enabling rapid deployment across the frontlines.

In Gaming (Art of Tactic):
The PTRD unit excels against light enemy tanks but struggles with medium ones. Its low cost and infantry versatility make it ideal for urban and forest combat. However, weak armor and limited solo effectiveness are notable drawbacks.

Kit Includes:

• 4 unassembled, unpainted soldier figures
• 2 anti-tank rifles
• 1 flag-bearing base
• 1 assembly instruction guide

No glue required for assembly. Perfect for military modelers and history buffs.