PANLOSBRICK 628008 Military KARI Carronade
Reviews
4 out of 5 stars
$142.80
Brand Name: PANLOSBRICK
Recommend Age: 8+
Certification: 3C
Gender: Unisex
Material: Plastic
Model Number: 628008
No original box
Secure Transaction
- Worldwide delivery to your doorstep
- Tracking number provided for all parcels
- Full refund if the product is not received
Description
✅PANLOS 628008 KARI Carronade
✅The German Karl-Gerät, also known as the Karl heavy mortar or Mörser Karl, was a series of large-caliber self-propelled siege mortars used by Germany during World War II. It was named after its designer, Karl Becker.
🚫 IMPORTANT!
Product Name: KARI Carronade
Category: Military
This Kit Contains: PANLOS 628008
4158 pcs Good Quality Bricks
Size: 129 × 15 × 17 cm
Manual Instructions
📌Nature of the protagonist
Introducing our proud collection named “KARI Carronade” you should not miss.
The Karl-Gerät was primarily designed for destroying heavily fortified positions, such as concrete bunkers and fortresses. It consisted of two main variants: the Karl-Gerät I (also known as the Gerät 040) and the Karl-Gerät II (Gerät 041). The Karl-Gerät I had a 60 cm (24 inch) caliber and fired massive 2-ton projectiles, while the Karl-Gerät II had a 54 cm (21 inch) caliber and fired slightly smaller 1.8-ton shells. These shells were essentially giant high-explosive projectiles intended to cause maximum damage to enemy fortifications.
✅The German Karl-Gerät, also known as the Karl heavy mortar or Mörser Karl, was a series of large-caliber self-propelled siege mortars used by Germany during World War II. It was named after its designer, Karl Becker.
🚫 IMPORTANT!
Product Name: KARI Carronade
Category: Military
This Kit Contains: PANLOS 628008
4158 pcs Good Quality Bricks
Size: 129 × 15 × 17 cm
Manual Instructions
📌Nature of the protagonist
Introducing our proud collection named “KARI Carronade” you should not miss.
The Karl-Gerät was primarily designed for destroying heavily fortified positions, such as concrete bunkers and fortresses. It consisted of two main variants: the Karl-Gerät I (also known as the Gerät 040) and the Karl-Gerät II (Gerät 041). The Karl-Gerät I had a 60 cm (24 inch) caliber and fired massive 2-ton projectiles, while the Karl-Gerät II had a 54 cm (21 inch) caliber and fired slightly smaller 1.8-ton shells. These shells were essentially giant high-explosive projectiles intended to cause maximum damage to enemy fortifications.
