Description
Unpainted 3D printed plastic kit, it is recommend model is primed promptly requires some modelling skill. Caution contains small parts not suitable for young children
No8 bridge
£6.70
Number 8 bridge was capable of spanning 80ft and carrying up to 80 tons. It was carried into action by the Chieftain AVLB which could lay or retrieve it rapidly (Multi part kit requiring some modelmaking skill, model is made from is 3D printed Acrylic plastic). Tank for scale
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