1/35 'Dragon's teeth', Anti-tank Obstacles (100% new molds)
ICM 1/35 Dragon's teeth is a plastic kit of concrete anti-tank obstacles for dioramas. The set builds 24 obstacles from 72 parts in all-new moulds. Paints and glues required for assembly are not included.
Concrete anti-tank obstacles known as dragon's teeth first appeared during the Second World War. Finland is generally credited with inventing them as a defence against Red Army armour. The obstacles were meant not only to stop tanks but also to channel them into areas covered by fire. They were used by every side in the conflict and even by neutral countries; in Switzerland their shape earned them the name Toblerone, after the well-known chocolate bar.
They remain in use today as fortification-type engineer obstacles. Usually tetrahedral, sometimes with the top cut off, they have been installed in large numbers in Ukraine, both in combat areas and as protection for other vulnerable places.
The ICM set in 1/35 scale comes from all-new moulds: its 72 parts build 24 tetrahedral obstacles that reproduce the geometry of real concrete barriers. It suits dioramas from the Second World War as well as modern conflicts and complements tank and vehicle models in the same scale. Paints and glues required for assembly are not included.
Nationality: Universal. Period: World War II, Present day.
| Category: | Military Vehicles |
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| EAN: | 4823044411498 |
| Scale: | 1/35 |
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