snapped some photos of games he didn't get a chance to play in at Council of Five Nations.
Let's take a look at one of the D-Day: German releases from Battlefront for Flames of War: the Möbelwagen AA Platoon.
Open the box, and you find a plastic tub containing the model parts, and a resealable plastic pouch.
Opening the tub and removing some foam pieces, we see the resin and metal components:
There are four hulls, modeled in gray resin.
Here I've dumped out all of the metal parts, so you can get an idea of the quantity of metal (yes, this is why the pack weighs so much!).
And here they are, organized a bit:
There are three crew figures for each vehicle: a seated figure, a figure with a rangefinder, and a crouched figure:
There are four 'walls' for the upper compartment: front, back, and side (right and left are identical).
The anti-aircraft gun and some ammo (?) parts:
Gun shields and other pieces:
And track pieces:
The plastic pouch contains one unit card:
No printed instructions are provided. However, the back of the box advises to search for instructions on the manufacturer's website. Following the directions, I easily found these assembly instructions. The directions do not mention the two standing figures, though you can deduce placement by observing photos of the painted models. The instructions only explain how to build the vehicle in deployed mode (with the side walls down), although the box cover shows the model with both walls up and down.
There are online articles on the manufacturer's website about painting D-Day: German vehicles, but nothing specific on how to paint this vehicle. While the same camo would apply, it would have been nice to have instructions on how to paint the 'interior' portions, the gun, and the crew. Fortunately, the company website provides many pictures of the painted models.