MV125 15 cm TbtsK C/36 ‘WWII German Destroyer Gun’ in 1/72 - video preview

 This rather intricate abbreviation in fact holds the name of a 15cm German WW2 naval gun in a single turret version. This gun was meant to become the primary armament of german destroyers and also the secondary armament of the planned larger and heavier ships of the Kriegsmarine. Some of the guns found their way, after necessary modifications, even to the Atlantic wall. Our video preview today shows the resin model of the ship-fitted version of the gun. 



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