CS00659A Panzer Lehr Nebelwerfer Team
Two figurines set for the CS00659B Nebelwerfer
CS00659B Panzer Lehr Nebelwerfer (15cm NbW 41)
Series D-Day: Panzer Lehr, produced 2012
This is a model of the most common Nebelwerfer (“Smoke Mortar”) or Do-Gerät (General Dornberger had the supervision about the initial development) called from the Allies “Screaming Mimi”
The NbW 41 could fire 6 rockets in 10 sec.
The set includes the Nebelwerfer in two pieces, towed carriage (original from PaK 37) and six-tube launcher and 3 ammunition container and 3 rockets. The carriage can be towed at the RSO or Sd.Kfz. 7
The containers are labeled with “Luftd.Mun.Beh.4662” that means “Luftdichter Munitions-Behälter” (airtight ammo container), the A version of a container for this ammunition (the B version was not airtight)
On the rockets are labeld “Digl.n” and “dz.1943/22”
Digl. means Diglykol and and marks the propellant of this rocket. The first generation had as propellant black powder. “dz” is the site of production, “1943” the year of production and “22” the number of consignment
(I don’t know it before, but I wanted to know what is the meaning of that was scribed on the container and rockets):redface2:
Complete Set (A+B)
Two figurines set for the CS00659B Nebelwerfer
CS00659B Panzer Lehr Nebelwerfer (15cm NbW 41)
Series D-Day: Panzer Lehr, produced 2012
This is a model of the most common Nebelwerfer (“Smoke Mortar”) or Do-Gerät (General Dornberger had the supervision about the initial development) called from the Allies “Screaming Mimi”
The NbW 41 could fire 6 rockets in 10 sec.
The set includes the Nebelwerfer in two pieces, towed carriage (original from PaK 37) and six-tube launcher and 3 ammunition container and 3 rockets. The carriage can be towed at the RSO or Sd.Kfz. 7
The containers are labeled with “Luftd.Mun.Beh.4662” that means “Luftdichter Munitions-Behälter” (airtight ammo container), the A version of a container for this ammunition (the B version was not airtight)
On the rockets are labeld “Digl.n” and “dz.1943/22”
Digl. means Diglykol and and marks the propellant of this rocket. The first generation had as propellant black powder. “dz” is the site of production, “1943” the year of production and “22” the number of consignment
(I don’t know it before, but I wanted to know what is the meaning of that was scribed on the container and rockets):redface2:
Complete Set (A+B)
