ICM 1:35 Sd.Kfz.25 1/6 Ausf.A WWII German Armoured Command Vehicle
ICM 1:35 Sd.Kfz.25 1/6 Ausf.A WWII German Armoured Command Vehicle
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The ICM 1:35 Sd.Kfz. 251/6 Ausf. A WWII German Armoured Command Vehicle is a plastic scale model kit of the early-war German half-track command variant based on the Sd.Kfz. 251 armored personnel carrier.
About the vehicle
The Sd.Kfz. 251 series was the standard German armoured half-track APC used throughout World War II for troop transport, reconnaissance support, and command roles.
The Ausf. A / Sd.Kfz. 251/6 variant was a dedicated command vehicle (Kommandopanzerwagen) equipped with enhanced radio equipment, map tables, and communications gear. It was used by officers to coordinate armoured and mechanised units in the field, particularly during early campaigns such as the invasions of Poland and France.
Its open-topped fighting compartment (in early variants) allowed space for radios, staff work, and field command operations.
Key features
✔ 1:35 scale plastic model kit
✔ Sd.Kfz. 251/6 Ausf. A German armoured command half-track
✔ WWII early-war Wehrmacht command vehicle
✔ Modern ICM tooling with detailed chassis and interior
✔ Radio and command equipment fittings included
✔ Suitable for early Blitzkrieg campaign subjects
Typical build use
This kit is ideal for:
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WWII German command post dioramas
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early Blitzkrieg campaigns (1939–1941)
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Panzer unit headquarters scenes
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mechanised infantry command setups
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combined armour and command vehicle displays
Skill level
Intermediate to Advanced
Suitable for:
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modellers experienced with multi-part AFV kits
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builders interested in detailed interiors and command equipment
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those focusing on early WWII German operations
Ideal for
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WWII German armour enthusiasts
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early-war Wehrmacht collectors
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1:35 scale half-track builders
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diorama-focused modellers
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command and communications vehicle displays
Summary
The ICM 1:35 Sd.Kfz. 251/6 Ausf. A is a detailed model of a German WWII armoured command half-track, designed to represent battlefield headquarters and radio coordination vehicles used during early Blitzkrieg operations.
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