Sd.Kfz 222/223 Armoured Car

Prepare to delve into the pages of history and witness the formidable German blitzkrieg tactics that shaped the early years of World War II across Europe, Africa, and the Eastern Front. The lightning-fast and maneuverable nature of these tactics demanded vehicles that could match the speed and agility of the German forces. At the forefront of these swift and devastating assaults stood the Wehrmacht's Aufklärungsabteilungen, the revered reconnaissance battalions. These fearless units spearheaded the advance, scouting ahead of the main Panzer divisions, charting safe routes, and identifying enemy positions for strategic elimination.

Among the stalwart vehicles employed by the Wehrmacht, the Sd.Kfz 222 Leichter Panzerspähwagen, a four-wheeled drive armored car, reigned supreme. Built by Horch and armed with a formidable 2cm light autocannon and a co-axial MG34 machine gun, this vehicle epitomized the spirit of swift reconnaissance. Its command variant, the Sd.Kfz 223, distinguished itself with the removal of the autocannon and the addition of essential radio Equipment, characterized by its distinctive aerial frame. From the European front to theaters of war across the globe, including the Romanian, Bulgarian, and Nationalist Chinese armies, the Sd.Kfz 222 and Sd.Kfz 223 left an indelible mark.

Within this exceptional set, you will discover a meticulously crafted plastic model that can be assembled as either the Sd.Kfz 222 or the Sd.Kfz 223. Accompanied by Bolt Action Order Dice, a Bolt Action stat card, vehicle damage markers, an assembly booklet, and a full-color waterslide decal sheet representing German, Romanian, Bulgarian, and Nationalist Chinese vehicles, this set immerses you in the tumultuous atmosphere of World War II.

Embrace the spirit of history and relive the relentless pace of the German blitzkrieg. Take command of the Sd.Kfz 222 or Sd.Kfz 223, leading your forces with unwavering determination. Unleash your tactical prowess on the battlefield, as you chart the course to victory in the name of German, Romanian, Bulgarian, or Nationalist Chinese armies.