1/35 Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.G Apr-May 1943 Production (The Battle of Kursk)
Item No. D6894
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This newest Panzer IV is not just a rehash of previous kit, for it represents a Panzer IV Ausf.G from the April-May 1943 production run, and which would thus have been issued brand new to units in time for the Battle of Kursk. One of the most remarkable components in this kit is the newly tooled roa
Description
This newest Panzer IV is not just a rehash of previous kit, for it represents a Panzer IV Ausf.G from the April-May 1943 production run, and which would thus have been issued brand new to units in time for the Battle of Kursk.
One of the most remarkable components in this kit is the newly tooled road wheels, which even have casting numbers moulded on. The cross-sectional shape of the wheels is accurately replicated too. Not only that, there are other terrific bonus items such as side schurzen plates made from metal, convenient Magic Tracks, an aluminium gun barrel and 3D-printed muzzle brake.
This is the ultimate Premium Edition kit, well engineered yet full of intricate detail. The icing on the cake is the impressive box art depicting a German tank fighting at Kursk.
One of the most remarkable components in this kit is the newly tooled road wheels, which even have casting numbers moulded on. The cross-sectional shape of the wheels is accurately replicated too. Not only that, there are other terrific bonus items such as side schurzen plates made from metal, convenient Magic Tracks, an aluminium gun barrel and 3D-printed muzzle brake.
This is the ultimate Premium Edition kit, well engineered yet full of intricate detail. The icing on the cake is the impressive box art depicting a German tank fighting at Kursk.
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1/35 Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.G Apr-May 1943 Production (The Battle of Kursk)
Item No. D6894
This newest Panzer IV is not just a rehash of previous kit, for it represents a Panzer IV Ausf.G from the April-May 1943 production run, and which would thus have been issued brand new to units in time for the Battle of Kursk. One of the most remarkable components in this kit is the newly tooled roa
Description
This newest Panzer IV is not just a rehash of previous kit, for it represents a Panzer IV Ausf.G from the April-May 1943 production run, and which would thus have been issued brand new to units in time for the Battle of Kursk.
One of the most remarkable components in this kit is the newly tooled road wheels, which even have casting numbers moulded on. The cross-sectional shape of the wheels is accurately replicated too. Not only that, there are other terrific bonus items such as side schurzen plates made from metal, convenient Magic Tracks, an aluminium gun barrel and 3D-printed muzzle brake.
This is the ultimate Premium Edition kit, well engineered yet full of intricate detail. The icing on the cake is the impressive box art depicting a German tank fighting at Kursk.
One of the most remarkable components in this kit is the newly tooled road wheels, which even have casting numbers moulded on. The cross-sectional shape of the wheels is accurately replicated too. Not only that, there are other terrific bonus items such as side schurzen plates made from metal, convenient Magic Tracks, an aluminium gun barrel and 3D-printed muzzle brake.
This is the ultimate Premium Edition kit, well engineered yet full of intricate detail. The icing on the cake is the impressive box art depicting a German tank fighting at Kursk.