GBP
€ Euro
$ USD
Prost! - Between Battles on Bergepanther (WWII German Tankmen with Bergepanther)
Brand: ICM
Part No: HC-ICM35343
£35.28
RRP £41.50
Out Of Stock
Request Stock NotificationCapture a frontline pause with ICM’s Prost! - Between Battles on Bergepanther (WWII German Tankmen with Bergepanther), part number HC-ICM35343. This 1:35 scale kit depicts four German tankers at rest alongside a model of the Bergepanther combat repair and armoured recovery vehicle, plus a dog figure. High-accuracy, quality plastic sprues and included assembly instructions support crisp detail across uniforms, equipment and vehicle surfaces.
The title “Prost!”—German for “Cheers!” when drinking—underscores the scene’s authentic snapshot of soldier life between engagements.
Model Features
- Set includes four figures of WWII German tankers at rest
- Includes a dog figure and a model of the combat repair and armoured recovery vehicle
- Vivid scene from frontline life
- High detail level of uniform elements for German tankers
- “Prost!” in German translates to “Cheers!” when drinking
Model Information
- Scale: 1:35
- Number of parts: 348 + 33 pieces (381 total)
- Includes detailed assembly instructions
- Highly detailed, accurate sprues made from quality plastic
- Box size: 294 x 230 x 58 mm
Secure Payments
Secured by Stripe
The harsh living conditions during the fighting and the constant nervous tension and stress experienced by most Wehrmacht soldiers necessitated some kind of mental relief. One of these ways was to drink alcohol. In his memoirs, former Wehrmacht soldier Guy Sayer noted: “At the front, there are as many vodka, schnapps, and liqueurs as there are machine guns. It’s easier to make a hero out of anyone.” Alcohol could also reduce the pain of the wounded.
The main alcoholic drink in the Wehrmacht was schnapps, and German soldiers, especially tankers, could also be issued liqueurs. Officers often had French trophy cognacs or wines, which were captured in such large quantities that they were consumed even when surrounded, as was the case, for example, near Stalingrad in the winter of 1943. However, it was very often a bad omen to distribute alcohol to troops, as it often happened before major battles and portended heavy casualties at the front.
Model Features
Model Information
Key Info:
The main alcoholic drink in the Wehrmacht was schnapps, and German soldiers, especially tankers, could also be issued liqueurs. Officers often had French trophy cognacs or wines, which were captured in such large quantities that they were consumed even when surrounded, as was the case, for example, near Stalingrad in the winter of 1943. However, it was very often a bad omen to distribute alcohol to troops, as it often happened before major battles and portended heavy casualties at the front.
Model Features
- The set includes four figures of German tankers at rest
- Includes a dog figure and model of the combat repair and armoured recovery vehicle
- The figures are produced in a vivid scene from frontline life
- High detail level of the uniform elements of German tankers during the Second World War
- "Prost!" in German translates to "Cheers!" in English (but only used when drinking alcohol)
Model Information
- Scale: 1:35
- Number of Parts: 348 + 33 pieces (381 total)
- Includes detailed assembly instructions
- Highly detailed sprues with high accuracy made from quality plastic
- Box size: 294 x 230 x 58 mm
Key Info:
- Brand: ICM
- Part No: HC-ICM35343
- Barcode: 4823044409693
- Scale: 1:35
Standard Shipping
£3.95 to most of the UK
Express Shipping
£6.95 to most of the UK
Worldwide Shipping
Available at checkout
Reviews
No specific product reviews yet, why not write one?WRITE A REVIEW
All reviews are subject to moderation
No questions yet, why not ask one?
ASK A QUESTION
Get early access to deals and new arrivals.
Use this form to ask us a quick one sentence question about this specific product. Do not enter anything you would not like displayed on our site.
For more in depth queries, please contact us.
For more in depth queries, please contact us.