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✅Mould King 20028 Karl Mortar With Motor
✅The Karl-Gerät, commonly known as the “Karl mortar,” was a large German self-propelled siege mortar used during World War II. Developed by Rheinmetall, it was one of the largest artillery pieces ever built. The mortar was named after Karl Becker, the head of the project.
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Product Name: Karl Mortar With Motor
Category: Military
This Kit Contains: Mould King 20028
1648 pcs Good Quality Bricks
Size: 34.5 × 12.5 × 15.5 cm
Manual Instructions
📌Nature of the protagonist
Introducing our proud collection named “Karl Mortar With Motor” you should not miss.
The Karl-Gerät had a caliber of 60 centimeters (24 inches), making it one of the largest artillery pieces in history. It was designed as a siege mortar to destroy heavily fortified targets, such as bunkers and defensive fortifications. The intention was to use it for the siege of the Soviet fortresses on the Eastern Front. The Karl-Gerät was mounted on a chassis with tracks, making it a self-propelled artillery piece. The vehicle used a gasoline engine for mobility.
✅The Karl-Gerät, commonly known as the “Karl mortar,” was a large German self-propelled siege mortar used during World War II. Developed by Rheinmetall, it was one of the largest artillery pieces ever built. The mortar was named after Karl Becker, the head of the project.
🚫 IMPORTANT!
Product Name: Karl Mortar With Motor
Category: Military
This Kit Contains: Mould King 20028
1648 pcs Good Quality Bricks
Size: 34.5 × 12.5 × 15.5 cm
Manual Instructions
📌Nature of the protagonist
Introducing our proud collection named “Karl Mortar With Motor” you should not miss.
The Karl-Gerät had a caliber of 60 centimeters (24 inches), making it one of the largest artillery pieces in history. It was designed as a siege mortar to destroy heavily fortified targets, such as bunkers and defensive fortifications. The intention was to use it for the siege of the Soviet fortresses on the Eastern Front. The Karl-Gerät was mounted on a chassis with tracks, making it a self-propelled artillery piece. The vehicle used a gasoline engine for mobility.
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