The 10.5 cm leFH 18/4 auf Geschutzwagen Lr.s.(f)(Becker) is a prime example of Germany's ability to adapt captured equipment for their own purposes during World War II. By modifying the French Lorraine 37L artillery tractor and mounting the powerful 10.5 cm leFH 18/4 howitzer, the Germans created a mobile, versatile self-propelled gun capable of delivering decisive fire support on the battlefield. This piece of equipment remains a fascinating example of wartime engineering and is of great interest to military collectors and historians.

Features

• Individual link tracks, accompanied by a dedicated assembly jig for accurate alignment and shaping.
• The fighting compartment is molded as a single piece, with very thin side armor walls that closely match the thickness of the real vehicle. The interior is also well-detailed, capturing the complexity of the compartment.
• The main gun is molded as a single piece for easier assembly.
• The Flatbed Railcar kit accurately reproduces the details of the rails and railroad ties, and can be built as either curved or straight track sections based on preference. The molding is relatively straightforward, with few small parts, making the assembly process simple and user-friendly.
• The deck surface features finely engraved wood grain texture, adding rich visual detail.