1/35 Panzer VI C/B
WWII German Tank
Revosys Models
Model Kit Requires Glue/Paint Assembly (not included)
IN STOCK: Ships in 24 Hours.
- 933 grey plastic parts;
- Fully detailed crew compartment
- Poseable hatches with interior details included
- Complete engine deck
- Completely detailed turret interior.
- Workable (and fairly simple two piece) track links.
- FUG8 radio set for command version
- Two versions of main armament,
- the Konish 7.5cm or 5.5cm Pak 41Four different alternatives for turret details,
- Gun barrel based on Louis Doyle's drawings.
- 120 track links 4 x sprues of track guide horn sections;
- turret shell; main lower tub;
- photo-etched fret;
- decal sheet;
- 20 page instruction manual.
photoetch (screens, antennae and more).
Decals and painting reference for (5) tanks:
Fossileyes' Factoids: born in June 1939, when Krupp was asked to develop a 105 mm (4.13 in) armed turret. The turret walls had to be 100 mm (3.94 in) thick and the gun was a standard L/20 or L/28 howitzer, all of which to be packed on a standard BW hull, with a top weight of no more than 30 tonnes. It was then designated AW (Artilleriewagen). By mid-1940, Henschel was ordered to modify the BW Fahrgestell to mount the new Krupp 105 turret. At the same time, it was revised internally to accept the new Maybach HL 174, giving a 450 hp max output. The hull front had to be 80 mm (3.15 in) thick and the total weight was uplifted to 36 tons, sitting on interleaved wheels.
