1/35 MM German Federal Main Tank Leopard 2A7V "Military Miniature Series No. 387" [35387]

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[New design!]
In May 2017, the German Federal Army decided to use the Leopard 2A7V to improve the fighting power of its main tanks.
The A7V is a further development of the Leopard 2A7, which is a modification of the Leopard 2A6 that has been in operation since 2001. The A7V is an addition of armor to the front of the car body to improve its defensive power, and is also reinforced in order to cope with the increased weight of the car.
Although the main gun is a 55 caliber 120 mm gun with the same diameter as the A6, it is capable of fighting a target up to 5000m ahead with a new type of artillery shell.
In addition, the A7V has been updated in details such as the introduction of a driving support system that can ensure combat capability even when visibility is poor, the improvement of crawler belts, and the addition of baskets to the side of the turret.
Based on actual vehicle coverage, the A7V began to be deployed to actual combat units in September 2021. It has been fully reproduced the features of the A7V such as the increased armor attached to the front of the car body, the shape of the rear of the turret and the shape of the right rear of the car body, which is greatly different from the Leopard 2A6.
[Model Description]
Based on actual vehicle coverage, the A7V is equipped with the additional armor attached to the front of the car body, as well as the shape of the rear of the turret and the shape of the right rear of the car body, which are completely different from the Leopard 2A6.
[Model Description]
Based on actual vehicle coverage, the A7V is fully reproduced with the fighting style by removing the mud flap on the rear panel and fixing it to the rear of the side of the turret.
The crawler belt is assembled into each unit and fixed to the rear of the side of the turret by removing the mud flap on the rear panel.
The mesh of the engine grill and the punching metal part of the basket on the side of the turret is made with etched parts.
The mesh of the engine grill and 104 320 110