-Reproduce the No. III that fought with Tiger I in Leningrad!!
[About actual vehicle]
-One of the tanks operated by the German army of World War II, the III tank, the first type in 1937, type A appeared.
-Various improvements and performance improvements were achieved throughout the war, and the L type was produced from June 1942.
-The main gun is equipped with a 60 caliber 5 cm tank gun KwK39.
-In addition to strengthening the armor in front of the turret, it was a type with enhanced defense such as adopting a space door armor for the main gun shield.
-653 tanks are produced and are active on the front lines of various regions.
-Part of it was also deployed in the 502nd Heavy Tank Battalion that had been deployed on the Eastern Front and participated with Tiger I in the Leningrad siege battle from August 1942.
-It demonstrated its power with high reliability.
[About the model]
-1/72 scale reproduction of German III tank that was active as a main battle tank in the early years of the war.
-It models the L-type late production model equipped with a 60 caliber 5 cm tank gun.
-The entire size is reproduced in the palm size with a total length of about 8.5 cm and a width of about 4 cm.
-This kit uses a partially integrated NEO truck that can easily reproduce natural slack and damage.
-The lower part of the body is integrally molded using a slide mold.
-The suspension arm is also modeled as one.
-Details are expressed in different parts of the final drive housing, and the mechanical undercarriage is reproduced with realistic road wheels and sprocket wheels.
-In addition, the left and right fenders, which are also modeled as in-vehicle tools, are separate parts to enhance the reality of the vehicle body.
-The marking is a cartograph decal and the 502 heavy tank battalion vehicle in Leningrad from 1942 to 43 is also reproduced firmly.
[Major features]
-1/72 scale reproduction of the L type late production type of German Army No. III tank of World War II
-Crawler track is a popular 1/35 scale NEO truck with a new mold that combines ease of assembly and reality
-Photo-etched parts are added to the air deflector on the rear of the vehicle to enhance the finished details.
-Cupola hatch can be assembled by selecting open/close
-Marking is a cartograph decal reproducing the 502 heavy tank battalion vehicle in Leningrad 1942-43
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )