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Andy's Hobby Headquarters AHHQ-006 M10 Wolverine US Tank Destroyer 1/16 – Plastic Model Kit

Andy's Hobby Headquarters AHHQ-006 M10 Wolverine US Tank Destroyer 1/16 is an extremely detailed plastic model kit representing the American M10 tank destroyer, also known under the codename "Wolverine." The set was released in 2023 and stands out as one of the most advanced offerings among models of this type available on the modeling market.

  • Scale: 1/16 – the impressive size of the model allows for the reproduction of even the smallest constructive details of the tank.
  • User country: United States of America and other Allied forces – M10 tanks served, among others, in France, Belgium, Italy, and during the North African campaign.
  • Historical period: World War II (years 1942–1945) – the M10 was the main US Army vehicle for the tank destroyer role on the European theater of operations.
  • Vehicle history: The M10 Wolverine was developed in response to the need for mobile units to combat German tanks. Equipped with a 76.2 mm (3-inch) main gun fitted to a counterbalanced turret, and based on the chassis of the popular M4 Sherman, it became one of the most widely produced Allied tank destroyers. Its peak use came during the Normandy landings and the battles for the liberation of Western Europe.
  • Material: Highest-quality injection-molded plastic, ensuring excellent detailing. The kit includes parts that allow for a highly accurate reproduction of the interior and the characteristic open turret.
  • Product category: Large-scale plastic model kit – dedicated to enthusiasts of military history and World War II.
  • Add-ons: The kit includes alternative equipment parts and options for model personalization. Glue and paints are not included – required to be purchased separately.
  • Building difficulty level: 4/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers due to the advanced details and complex structure of the vehicle.
  • Recommended for: Fans of historical modeling, military enthusiasts, lovers of large scales, and collectors of armored vehicle models from the World War II period. The model is also ideal for advanced diorama layouts.

Andy's Hobby Headquarters M10 Wolverine is a perfect choice for everyone who values the highest quality of workmanship and detailing. The model offers exceptional opportunities for personalization and for building an authentic replica of a historical tank destroyer, while also being a representative highlight of any modeling collection.

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Eine Modellmaßstabsangabe, z. B. 1:30, bedeutet, dass das Modell 30-mal kleiner ist als das Original. Der Maßstab gibt die Proportionen an, nicht die Auflösung oder Detailgenauigkeit. Modelle mit einer niedrigeren Doppelpunktzahl (z. B. 1:48, 1:32) sind größer und detailreicher. Modelle mit einer höheren Doppelpunktzahl (z. B. 1:164, 1:200, 1:350) sind kleiner – ideal für Sammlungen, Dioramen oder die gemeinsame Präsentation mehrerer Modelle.
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Andy's Hobby Headquarters
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AHHQ-006
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3.5 kg

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Modell Andy's Hobby Headquarters AHHQ-006 M10 Wolverine US Tank Destroyer 1/16 Hersteller: - Name: AndysHHQ - Adresse: 59th Avenue #12, 15224 N AZ 85306 Glendale, USA - Kontakt: support@andyshhq.com Verantwortliche Stelle: - Name: Modellbaukönig GmbH & Co KG - Adresse: Nordenhamer Str. 177, 27751 Delmenhorst, Deutschland - Kontakt: support@modellbau-koenig.de
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Was bedeutet der Maßstab des Modells?

Eine Modellmaßstabsangabe, z. B. 1:30, bedeutet, dass das Modell 30-mal kleiner ist als das Original. Der Maßstab gibt die Proportionen an, nicht die Auflösung oder Detailgenauigkeit. Modelle mit einer niedrigeren Doppelpunktzahl (z. B. 1:48, 1:32) sind größer und detailreicher. Modelle mit einer höheren Doppelpunktzahl (z. B. 1:164, 1:200, 1:350) sind kleiner – ideal für Sammlungen, Dioramen oder die gemeinsame Präsentation mehrerer Modelle.
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Hersteller
Andy's Hobby Headquarters
Herstellercode
AHHQ-006
Produktgewicht
3.5 kg