Afrika Korps Camel Patrol Soldaten #3 1/30 Figure - K&C (AK146)
Features
- Approximately 4.5" tall
- All metal construction
- Hand painted and ready for display
During World War II, the German Afrika Korps, led by General Erwin Rommel, adapted to North Africa's harsh desert conditions with innovative tactics. While their primary transportation was motorized vehicles, camels played a crucial role in their operations. These sturdy animals were used to transport supplies and equipment across the challenging terrain where trucks and tanks could not always reach. Camels were invaluable for scouting missions and logistical support, enhancing the mobility and effectiveness of the Afrika Korps in the arid environment. This blend of mechanized and traditional means exemplified the adaptability of Rommel's forces in the North African campaign.
