Roden 1/72 Nieuport 24 c1 | 061Aircraft in WWI often became obsolete, though having barely taken to the air. The fast pace of invention in aircraft design often led to nothing, and some ideas and developments became outmoded, which a year or two before had been considered as progressive and innovative. However, some design approaches, which might be considered simple in many respects, ensured not only great success for certain aircraft, but also a kind of rebirth in later types and

- Brand new one-piece 40cm DS tracks for StuG

- Simplified idler mount produced specially for StuG

efficient armoured cars

- Realistically cargo deck supported by bames and V-shaped mounts

interlocking plates which were welded together

- New add-on frontal armor

optional loaded/unloaded ammo rack inside

Driver's controls recreated in fine detail

located south of Leningrad

Commander’s hatch w/interior details can be assembled open/closed

The Nashorn stayed in service until the end of the war

Being on the front line until the last days of the war