The extra armor around the turret didn't quite sit right but otherwise a very nice kitset. Will buy Academy sets again
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The extra armor around the turret didn't quite sit right but otherwise a very nice kitset. Will buy Academy sets again
This plastic components are well detailed. I have used this Suppliers products before. I found this model went together easily and the instructions were easy to follow. The model was completed in 3 days and is awaiting a final paint. I would recommend the Academy range of 1/35 model kits. Cheers, Ron..
For the price of this model its pure value for money very few fiddly parts with decent detailing which I did not really expect to be truthful.My plans was to turn this kit into broken down piece of crap which the panzer 4 was known for but this may now change I do recommend this kit do not be fooled by the price expecting it to be garbage as I was
The Panzer IV in its many versions was one of the most widely used German tanks of WWII. The Panzer IV was powered by a Maybach V-12 engine which provided over 300hp and was connected to the drive sprockets via a 6-speed transmission. The H-model of this tank was introduced in 1943 and featured thicker armor to provide better protection against the Soviet T-34/85s and JS-IIs.
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