Magazine pouches for the MP 38 and MP 40 submachine guns in 1:16 scale. An equipment accessory for large figures of German soldiers.
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The MP 38 and MP 40 were German submachine guns of the Second World War that fed from a straight box magazine. A soldier carried spare magazines in pouches hung on his belt, usually one set on each side of the body. One of the pouches tended to have a smaller pocket for a magazine loader. These pouches are among the items of equipment by which a German infantryman is recognized at first glance.
The package consists of separate magazine pouches in 1:16 scale, that is, in a large figure scale where a figure stands about 11 cm tall. At such a size the equipment is seen close up, including the buckles, the straps and the folds. You attach the pouches to the belt of a figure, to its chest, or you lay them down in the scene, on a crate, on a vehicle seat or on the ground beside a sleeping figure.
The set suits modelers who build and modify figures of German soldiers in a large scale, and builders of display scenes where the equipment is seen close up. The package holds the pouches only. A figure, a weapon, a belt, glue and paints are not part of it, unless stated otherwise.
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