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Hi guys, I anticipate the upcoming release of Ac models in 1:35 scale. it is a quartet and accessories for the Sherman. 4 New Zealanders are set in Italy with the material loaded on sherman.
you can start thinking about how to use the Sherman (Sherman one of those?) you have in stock setting it in Italy ….
the cost should be around 60-63 euros (the 4 figures and the rest) I can confirm there in about ten days.
for those who want to be sure you have them open for reservations until now.
send an email with your request to info@modellismo48.it, italian distributor of AC MODELS
If you are not already registered to my site before booking register.
regards
PaoloM48
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