1/72 ww. II German Army No. IV Tank J Medium-Production Type Western Front 1944 Completed Product "Neo Dragon Armour Series" [DRR63264] Fitted Part of Shulzen Special Specification "Neo Dragon Armor Series" [DRR 400]

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Product Description ■ Completed 1/72 Model IV J with unique dot camouflage.
It is a finished plastic model painted product reproduced in 1/72 scale from the J-Mid-Production Model of the No. IV Tank that was used as the main tank of the German Army in World War II.
About the actual car
During the World War II, the Pz. Kpfw. 161, No. IV Tank was highly trusted by German soldiers.
Production began in 1936. From the beginning of World War II to the end of World War II, the J-Tank continued to be improved and strengthened according to the war situation without changing the basic dimensions.
It was operated from the beginning of World War II to the end of World War II. Among them, the J-Tank continued to be improved and reinforced according to the war situation without changing the basic dimensions.
It is a successor to the previous H-Tank, but the difference is that it is a simplified model with the aim of simplifying the equipment and making production easier and reducing fuel consumption.
The most significant difference is that it is a successor to the previous H-Tank, but it is not an improvement, but it is a simplified model with the aim of simplifying the equipment and making production easier and reducing fuel consumption.
It was produced from June 1944 to March 1945.
About the model
The 1/72 scale model reproduces the rugged style of the No. IV J. It is equipped with a schulzen on the side of the car and around the turret. The schulzen on the side of the car is modeled after the medium-production model (produced from August to September 1944) which was the final production model of the No. IV Tank that was called a German military horse.
About the model
The 1/72 scale model reproduces the shape of the car body fully and vividly. It is equipped with a schulzen on the side of the car body and around the turret. The schulzen on the side of the car body is modeled after the medium-production model of the J-Tank that was the final production model of the No. IV Tank that was called a German military horse.
The 1/72 scale model reproduces the shape of the car body fully and vividly. It is also equipped with a schulzen on the side of the car body and a part of the schulzen on the side of the car body is removed.
In addition, the lower part of the car body expresses the appearance of bolts and rivets on the lower and side of the car body. The 8500 1944 1944