Full length: approx 140mm.
[About the actual vehicle]
-A heavy tank with a main gun of 128 mm, a secondary gun with a 75 mm gun, a front armor thickness of 240 mm, and a total equipment weight of 188 tons.
-Development commenced in 1942 during World War II, with the turret advanced by Krupp and the hull by Dr. Porsche.
-The hybrid drive system combines a power generation engine and a driving motor.
-The track that supported the weight was as wide as 110 cm, and as a result, the lower part of the body was thinner than 1 m.
-The first prototype with a dummy turret was completed at the end of 1943, and the second prototype with a completed turret was completed in 1944.
-However, only two prototype vehicles were completed, and the war ended without being able to play an active part in actual battles.
-After the war, two prototype vehicles seized by the Soviet Army are still in the Kubinka Museum, one of which is still in stock.
[About the model]
-A huge tank developed by the German army during World War II, the mouse is reproduced on a 1/72 scale.
-It is a real car that was completed only with two prototype vehicles, but the model can reproduce the completed figure.
-The number of parts is about 150.
-The appearance and characteristic undercarriage are realistically reproduced.
-The car body is full of weight and expresses the texture of the surface of the cast car body.
-Slits on the top of the hull and delicate details of hatches also tighten the details of the large tank.
-The barrel of the 128mm main gun and the 7.5cm secondary gun mounted on the turret have a muzzle opening with a slide mold and are integrally molded.
-In addition, the fuel tank mounted on the rear of the vehicle has been firmly reproduced.
-Realistic model of suspension with unique structure with few parts.
-Tighten your feet with the belt-type crawler parts and the lower part of the body where the details on the underside are also reproduced firmly.
-It is a powerful and heavy kit even in 1/72.
[Major features]
-A huge tank developed by the German army during World War II, the mouse is reproduced on 1/72 scale
-The barrel of the 128mm main gun and the 7.5cm secondary gun mounted on the turret has a muzzle opening with a slide mold and is integrally molded
-The fuel tank mounted on the rear of the vehicle is also reproduced firmly
-Uniquely structured suspension is realistically modeled with few parts
-Belt-type crawler parts and underside details are reproduced firmly
-Approximately 150 parts
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )