3.7cm Flakzwilling 43(GE546)

3.7cm Flakzwilling 43 (GE546) Includes a Luftwaffe Light Anti-Aircraft Gun Platoon with three 3.7cm Flakzwilling 43 guns and command SMG team, three medium bases and one small base. The Luftwaffe is responsible for defending our troops from enemy aircraft. To do this, they have stationed anti-aircraft batteries all along the front line and created flak strongpoints covering most of the vital areas. Protecting the defenders of Berlin from airborne threats is the utmost priority of the anti-aircraft platoons. This product is no longer currently available for sale... Designed by Evan Allen Painted by Daniel Linder

The culmination of Flames Of War’s Late-war period, the Berlin intelligence handbook focuses on the Soviet assault on the German capital city of Berlin, the battles to encircle it, and the final desperate defence by the by the rag-tag German forces. Learn more about the German forces in Berlin here...

3.7cm Flakzwilling 43

The 3.7cm  FlaK 43 was the pinnacle of design for German light anti-aircraft gun. It's advanced gas-operated breech increased the its rate of fire to 150 rounds per minute. The twin-barrelled version, the Flakzwilling 43, despite its ungainly appearance, proved especially deadly.

The 3.7cm Flakzwilling 43 gun in Flames Of War

Weapon Range ROF Anti-tank Firepower  Notes 3.7cm Flakzwilling 43 gun 24"/60cm 5 6 4+  Anti-aircraft, Gun shield, Turntable.

Assembling the 3.7cm FlakZwilling 43 gun

Step 1. Begin assembly by attaching the main gun assembly to the base.		Step 2. Then attach the gun shield.

Below: The shield attached correctly.	Step 3. Then attach the two guns as shown below.

Step 4. Then attach the gunner to his seat. See below for correct positioning.		Step 5. Finish the turret by attaching the shell feeds to the guns.

Below: The complete gun.	Step 6. Glue the metal baseplate to the plastic base.

Step 7. Add the gun mount and the crew figures and you're done assembling your Flakzwilling 43 gun.		Below. The command team.

Happy modelling!