1/72 ww. II German IV Tank J Medium-Production Type 15th Armoured Grenadier Division 115th Tank Battalion Belgium 1944 Finished Product "Neo Dragon Armour Series" [DRR63243]

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Product Description ■ Completed Model IV J of 1/72 with a realistic dirty paint
[Actual vehicle]
During the Second World War, the Pz. Kpfw. 161, No. IV Tank was highly trusted by German soldiers.
Since production began in 1936, the body was designed with plenty of room from the beginning, and many improvements and enhancements were continued according to the war situation without changing the basic dimensions. Approximately 8500 units were produced.
Among them, the J type was the final production type.
It is the successor to the previous H type, but it can be said that it is a simplified type with the aim of simplifying the equipment and making production easier and reducing fuel consumption.
The most significant difference is that the auxiliary engine for power generation of the motor power for turning the turret was abolished and changed to a manual type.
It was produced from June 1944 to March 1945, and continued to fight on each front line until the end of the war.
The 1/72 scale model was produced from June 1944 to March 1945, and it was assembled with a plastic model that reproduced the medium-term production type of the J type, which was the final production type of the No. IV Tank called the German military horse.
About the Model
The 1/72 scale model was produced from August to September 1944.
In addition to the body shape, it is also equipped with a schulzen on the side of the body and around the turret.
In addition to the body shape, it has a sharp look even in details such as the hatches and rear panel.
In addition to the appearance of bolts and rivets on the lower surface and side of the body.
In addition to the appearance of the bolts and rivets on the lower surface and the rear panel.
In addition to the unique camouflage paint, it has a realistic look of the engine deck on the upper surface of the body.
The coloring is about 75 mm and about 40 mm wide.
In addition to the appearance of the bolts and rivets on the lower surface and the side of the body.
In addition to the appearance of the bolts and rivets on the upper surface of the body, it has a realistic look of the details of the engine deck.
The 1/72 scale model of the 115th Tank Battalion of the 15th ion of the 15th Armoured Grenadier Division, which was active in Belgium in 1944.
In addition to the unique camouflage paint, it has a realistic look of the details of the engine deck.
The 1/72 scale model is made from a vehicle of the No. 15 Armoured Grenad 115