French Armor (English)

The French campaign began on May 10, 1940, with the German army's invasion of the
Netherlands. After five weeks of fighting, it ended with the collapse of the French army.
In public opinion, this defeat - often mistakenly referred to as a total defeat - is explained as follows:
attributed to outdated equipment, which was supposedly inferior to the German army. In reality,
this was not the case, as the Wehrmacht lost half of its tanks and aircraft during these
five weeks of fighting. Most records from this period come from the propaganda
company and mostly show destroyed or abandoned French tanks.
French combat vehicles are of great interest from both a model-building and historical perspective
and offer endless possibilities for incorporating them into small scenes or
small scenes or larger dioramas, as we will see in this publication. The collection of
French tanks described step-by-step in this book is exclusively dedicated to the 1:35 scale
scale, set in World War II.