Dragon 1/35 LAH Division Kleisoura Pass 1941) | 6643The not so well known Battle of Kleisoura Pass occurred on 13 14 April 1941 when the German Leibstandarte SS (LSSAH) unit attacked Greek infantry. This narrow pass between Mt. Vitsi and Mt. Siniatsiko in West Macedonia was important as it was on the defensive line protecting Greek withdrawal routes from Albania. In fact, the Greeks had earlier captured this strategically useful pass from the Italians in January of that year. Greek casualties were

-Newly tooled one-piece slide-molded hull bottom w/new fuel filler hatch on both sides

- driver’s vision port can be assembled open/closed

Ron Volstad

- Detailed muzzle brake is made from slide mold

the Nashorn (translated as “Rhinoceros”) was a self-propelled tank destroyer employed by Germany in WWII

new Gun Barrel w/hollow muzzle end and Magic Track (Orange Series)

- Front window armor plates w/photo-etched parts can be assembled open/closed

and eventually bring their miniature scenes to life

- air intake covers have option of injection or photo-etched parts

and included a new (and heavier) trailer that allowed it to be set up much more quickly

The gun was fired by a set of two foot pedals and could be operated either automatically of semi-automatically

- turret turntable unit included