Grenadier with Panzerfaust Wearing Zeltbahn 1944-45 1/30 Figure - William Britain (25110)
Features
- Figure is approximately 2.5" tall
- All metal construction
- Hand painted and ready for display
The Panzerfaust, a German hand-held anti-tank weapon, was extensively used by German forces in World War II, especially during the later stages of the conflict. Designed for easy use and portability, it featured a shaped-charge warhead capable of penetrating tank armor. The Panzerfaust's simple, disposable design allowed infantry to effectively engage and destroy enemy tanks from relatively short distances. As the war progressed and Allied tanks became more formidable, the Panzerfaust became a crucial tool for German troops facing armored threats. Despite its effectiveness, its limited range and single-use nature constrained its overall tactical utility.
