Lead Warrior 1/35 Sd.Ah.25 German Field Cable Laying Trolley WWII w/Accs LW35214

Description: Lead Warrior 1/35 Sd.Ah.25 Anhänger (1 achs.) für Feldfernkabel (FFkb) mit Verlegewagen (Muster II) German 1-axle Cable Laying Trailer for Long Distance Telephone Field Cable Laying WWII with Interior Details, Laying Cart (Verlegewagen) and 4 Cable Drums (Kabeltrommel) LW35214 Brand new! This is a pure resin and photo-etch diorama accessory kit from Lead Warrior. Kit consists of unassembled and unpainted 60 resin and 6 photo-etch parts, parts are shown in 35th picture. Built and painted one's pictures are for reference only and put for you to enjoy fine detailing of this kit. During WWII, it was vitally essential for any participant to be able to rapidly set a reliable telephone connection in a field situation. In Wehrchmacht, it used to be done by the transmission units "Nachrichtentruppen". The Sd.Ah.25 ( Anhänger für Feldfernkabel - one axled trailer for long distance field cable), was designed for transportation of four signal cable drums and a "Verlegewagen" (Laying Cart), and comprised an a closed box-like superstructure with folding top, mounted on the Anhängerfahrgestell A1 - the standard single-axle trailer chassis produced for Luftwaffe before the war. It was possible to lay cable directly from the towed trailer with a top speed of 10km/h. The cable drum had to be mounted inside the trailer on special supports, and an operator could sit on the unfolded bench beside to operate the crank. A Kfz.15 was used as a towing vehicle. The Verlegewagen was used for manual laying of the cable, and consisted of a frame, an axis and two removable wheels. During transport, the wheels of the Verlegewagen were fixed on front wall of the Sd.Ah.25 superstructure, while its frame was stored inside the trailer. German Cable Drum with long-distance field cable (the "Feldfernkabel", or "FF-Kabel"), had weight of 70kg., and was to store, transport and laying of the 250 meters of telephone line. It consisted of the drum core, the two outer disks with rubber bandage, and another disk as an intermediate wall, separating the larger space for the cable from the smaller space used to accommodate the plugs and equipment. Connecting multiple cables was possible over a distance of 50 km. It could be increased up to a maximum of 120 km. by the use of intermediate device amplifying the signal, so called "Verstärkerspule" or "Pupinspule" (from the name of his Hungarian inventor, Mihajlo Pupin). The Feldfernkabel and Verlegewagen are also available separately as Lead Warrior LW35207 and LW35208 kits. Important! This item is unassembled and unpainted. All extra model kit(s) and figure(s) in the pictures are for illustrative purposes only, and they are not included. About Lead Warrior: Lead Warrior is a Russian company famous for their high-quality armor conversions and full kits in 1/35th scale. Established in 2001, Lead Warrior specializes in German AFVs and Soft-skinned Vehicles of WWII and pre-WWII era, especially the rare, unusual and experimental ones. An extensive research is always performed during designing of the kit. Lead Warrior see their mission as developing the most accurate, historically and technically correct model kits, which will allow an experienced modeler to build a museum-quality scale replica of a unique vehicle. Lead Warrior uses their own technology of pressurized resin casting, resulting in the outstanding quality of their kits, which is well known among the modelers.

Price: 84.95 USD

Location: Sterling, Virginia

End Time: 2024-02-01T10:29:00.000Z

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