1/35 3cm Boardkanone MK-103
Plastic model kit of the 3cm Bordkanone MK 103, a single-barrel automatic cannon developed and used by the German Armed Forces during World War II, both airborne and land-based. The kit is produced by the brand 16.02, known for their detailed and authentic military models. The model number for this kit is VK35002.
Show more- Product code: 188-VK35002
- EAN code: 4260684270014
- Weight: 0.2 kg
- Availability:In stock only 1 pc
- Manufacturer: 16.02
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Plastic model kit of the 3cm Bordkanone MK 103, a single-barrel automatic cannon developed and used by the German Armed Forces during World War II, both airborne and land-based. The kit is produced by the brand 16.02, known for their detailed and authentic military models. The model number for this kit is VK35002.
Key features of the product include:
- Scale: 1:35, offering a detailed and realistic representation of the original cannon.
- The kit comes as a full set, allowing enthusiasts to assemble the cannon from scratch.
- Released in 2021 as a new tool, signifying an up-to-date and detailed design.
- Standard packaging ensures the parts are secure and well-presented.
- The kit does not come built or painted, providing modelers with the freedom to customize and detail the model as they see fit.
Historically, the 3cm Bordkanone MK 103 was a Rheinmetall-Borsig MK 103 ("MK" standing for Maschinenkanone) cannon, a German 30 mm autocannon mounted in German combat aircraft during World War II. It was intended to be a dual-purpose weapon for anti-tank and air-to-air fighting. Compared to its predecessor, the MK 101, the MK 103 had a faster rate of fire and was originally intended to achieve a higher muzzle velocity. The MK 103 used a belt feed, allowing it to carry a larger ammunition load.
This kit is ideal for scale model enthusiasts and collectors interested in World War II military equipment. It offers a blend of historical significance and modeling challenge, suitable for experienced modelers looking to expand their collection with a unique and less commonly seen piece of artillery.