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WWII German Torpedo Trailer
WWII German Torpedo Trailer
WWII German Torpedo Trailer

ICM WWII German Torpedo Trailer 1:48 HC-ICM48404

Brand: ICM

Part No: HC-ICM48404

£12.74 RRP £14.99
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Description

The ICM WWII German Torpedo Trailer, part number HC-ICM48404, is a 1:48 scale plastic model representing a German aircraft torpedo trailer from World War II. The kit includes an aircraft torpedo and provides a compact subject for a historical military aviation display. Its suggested compatibility is with WWII German 1:48 torpedo aircraft.

German torpedo bombers first carried out attacks during the autumn of 1941, including an attack on a British convoy in which the transports Remuera and Sage York were sunk. Torpedo bombers were later recorded across several theatres, from the Arctic to the Black Sea, attacking both warships and transport ships. This model reflects the equipment associated with those operations and can be finished using one of two supplied marking options.

Marking Options

  • German Torpedo Trailer with F5 torpedo, World War II
  • German Torpedo Trailer with F5 torpedo, KG26, Sardinia, 1943

The parts are supplied on detailed plastic sprues, with assembly instructions included to guide construction. The finished trailer measures 145 mm in length and 24 mm in width, making the scale and dimensions useful references when planning a display alongside other 1:48 aircraft or military models. The 26-part construction captures the trailer and torpedo as a unified subject without reproducing the layout of the original component breakdown.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:48
  • Number of parts: 26
  • Length: 145 mm
  • Width: 24 mm
  • Box size: 247 x 183 x 33 mm

The ICM WWII German Torpedo Trailer offers a focused subject for modellers building a World War II German aviation collection. The two marking choices provide alternative historical finishes, while the included instructions support the assembly of the plastic parts.

Specifications

The first attacks by German torpedo bombers in WWII took place in the autumn of 1941. They attacked a British convoy, and during the attack the planes sank two transports – “Remuera” and “Sage York”. Afterwards, torpedo bombers were noted in different theatres of military operations, from the Arctic to the Black Sea. The target of their attacks were both warships and transport ships. Aircraft torpedoes were a powerful weapon; the naval history of WWII has many cases of their successful combat use. A successful torpedo attack was often a death sentence for both the transport ship and the battleship.

Key Features
  • Accurate copy of a WWII German aircraft torpedo
  • Suitable for WWII German 1:48 torpedo aircraft
  • Two colour options

Markings Available
  • German Torpedo Trailer with F5 torpedo. World War II
  • German Torpedo Trailer with F5 torpedo, KG26, Sardinia, 1943

Model Information
  • Scale: 1:48
  • Number of Parts: 26
  • Length: 145 mm
  • Width: 24 mm
  • Includes detailed assembly instructions
  • Highly detailed sprues with high accuracy made from quality plastic
  • Box size: 247 x 183 x 33 mm


Key Info:
  • Brand: ICM
  • Part No: HC-ICM48404
  • Barcode: 4823044407736
  • Scale: 1:48

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