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Verlinden Productions  |  SKU: VP1108

VP 1:35 Resin 200 Litre Oil/Fuel Barrels (24 pcs) (LW)

$54.90
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Verlinden Productions 1:35 Resin 200 Liter Oil/Fuel Barrels (24 pieces) (LW)

Pre-owned resin model kit.

After the war in Europe was won, General Dwight D. Eisenhower had many opportunities to review various campaigns with the leaders of the Soviet Army–– including even Joseph Stalin himself.

Without exception, the Russians wanted to ask Ike one thing. “It was,” Eisenhower wrote in Crusade in Europe, “to explain the supply arrangements that enabled us to make the great sweep out of our constricted beachhead in Normandy to cover, in one rush, all of France, Belgium and Luxembourg, up to the very borders of Germany. I had to describe to them our systems of railway repairs and construction, truckage, evacuation, and supply by air. They suggested that of all the spectacular feats of the war, even including their own, the Allied success in the supply of the pursuit across France would go down in history as the most astonishing.”

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Verlinden Productions

VP 1:35 Resin 200 Litre Oil/Fuel Barrels (24 pcs) (LW)

$54.90

Verlinden Productions 1:35 Resin 200 Liter Oil/Fuel Barrels (24 pieces) (LW)

Pre-owned resin model kit.

After the war in Europe was won, General Dwight D. Eisenhower had many opportunities to review various campaigns with the leaders of the Soviet Army–– including even Joseph Stalin himself.

Without exception, the Russians wanted to ask Ike one thing. “It was,” Eisenhower wrote in Crusade in Europe, “to explain the supply arrangements that enabled us to make the great sweep out of our constricted beachhead in Normandy to cover, in one rush, all of France, Belgium and Luxembourg, up to the very borders of Germany. I had to describe to them our systems of railway repairs and construction, truckage, evacuation, and supply by air. They suggested that of all the spectacular feats of the war, even including their own, the Allied success in the supply of the pursuit across France would go down in history as the most astonishing.”

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