Tamiya 89779 - 1/35 Modern Soviet Infantry (Soviet-Afghan War)  [89779]

Towards Soviet-Afghan War

To guide the Afghanistan Communist regime which began in 1978, the USSR sent about 100,000 soldiers to Afghanistan. From 1979 to 1989, for 10 years the Soviet-Afghan War ended up being waged. Once the war had been frequently fought inside harsh mountainous surface, donkeys had been useful for transporting products the Soviet soldiers. Additionally, experienced German Shepards can often be seen with Army designers while they were used to help detect land mines put by Afghan guerrillas.

Specs & Features

• A Set the Frontlines
• That is a 1/35 scale plastic model infantry set including 7 accurately depicted soldier figures through the 1979 to 1989, 10 year Soviet-Afghan War.
• Figures are produced by ICM. ?Soldier figures appear in many different poses like leading the donkey, walking your pet dog, sweeping the location for land mines, and firing the NSV heavy machine weapon.
• You are able to choose from an assortment of headwear particularly an industry caps, sun hats, and steel helmets.
• Includes rigid and foldable stock AK47 and AK74 assault rifles and as a grenade launcher.
• Including additional existence to your diorama are the realistically finished Dragunov Sniper Rifle and NSV Heavy Machine Gun.