British Stuart Mk.I "Honey"

Early Prod. | Interior Kit

MiniArt | Nr. 35421 | 1:35

Boxart Stuart Mk.I "Honey" 35421 MiniArt

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Marke:: MiniArt
Titel:: British Stuart Mk.I "Honey" Early Prod. | Interior Kit
Nummer:: 35421
Maßstab:: 1:35
Typ:: Kompletter Bausatz
Erschienen:: 2024 Neue Bauteile
Barcode:: 5906852927050 (EAN)
Verpackung:: Feste Box (Stülpschachtel)
Thema:: M3 Stuart » Panzer (Fahrzeuge)

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M3 Stuart

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Wehrmacht Heer (German Army 1935-1945)

Dezember 1942 - Rommel's Headquarters

British Army (1660-now)

10 Arm. Div.
August 1942 World War 2»Battle of Alam el Halfa - El Alamein
7 Arm. Div., 4 Arm. Brig., 8 King's Royal Irish Hussars Cameronian
November 1941 World War 2»North Africa Campaign
BSC64 Portland Stone, BSC28 Silver grey, BSC34 Slate
7 Arm. Div., 4 Arm. Brig., 8 King's Royal Irish Hussars T.28021
November 1941 World War 2»Operation Crusader
BSC64 Portland Stone, BSC28 Silver grey, BSC34 Slate
7 Arm. Div., 4 Arm. Brig., 8 King's Royal Irish Hussars T.28104
November 1941 World War 2»Operation Crusader
BSC64 Portland Stone, BSC28 Silver grey, BSC34 Slate

Boxart entworfen von Volodymyr Booth

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Alternative SKUs für MiniArt 35421:
MA35421 | MINA35421 | MIN35421 | MIA35421 | 550035421 | MI35421

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Airfix Model World | Issue 173

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April 2025

Kommentare

Nigel
Not gonna lie, I'm disappointed that Miniart perpetuates the Caunter camouflage myth.

7 February, 20:58

gorby
I'm not very knowledgeable about tanks. Why is the Caunter camo a myth?

1 8 February, 09:43

Nigel Autor
The blue/light grey is incorrect, it should be a pale green (actually 'silver grey', but it looks green). The blue comes from a prototype held in the IWM, and that may have been a misunderstanding, it's thought that the sliver grey may have aged in the sun or somesuch.
Nevertheless, most recent research—and not that recent actually—indicates that the blue is incorrect.

1 8 February, 11:12