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HobbyBoss 1/72 German 280mm K5(E) Railway Gun Leopold Plastic Model Kit [82903] Drive Stub Axles These industry leading couplers feature TLR342015
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HobbyBoss 1 72 German 280mm K5(E) Railway Gun Leopold Plastic Model Kit [82903] Drive Stub Axles These industry leading couplers feature TLR342015 These industry leading couplers feature an all metal construction and standard centering springs Contains dangerous tools if not used properly HobbyBoss 1 72 German K5(E) Leopold Railway Gun recreates the massive 280mm rail mounted artillery piece This detailed kit is ideal for military railway scenes and large scale diorama displays
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