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――The 46th volume of Nuts and Bolts is the Panzer IV assault tank [Brummbär], which explains in an easy-to-understand manner the valuable actual vehicle photographs carefully selected from a thorough coverage of one vehicle and a huge amount of materials.
--The German army during World War II was looking for a self-propelled artillery that could follow infantry and provide fire support in urban battles.
――Therefore, the 15cm heavy infantry gun sIG33 was manufactured, but due to its poor armor and running power, the 33B type III assault infantry gun that diverted the III tank was remade.
--The Panzer IV assault tank, which was diverted from the Panzer IV, was developed in earnest based on the lessons learned.
――It was produced from 1943 until 1945 while being improved to the early type, the middle type, and the late type.
――We have posted a lot of valuable recorded photos and existing actual vehicle photos of the No. IV assault tank Brummbär, which is also popular as this model, at the time of the war.
—— Precise drawings and easy-to-understand organization drawings are also included.
――At the end of the book, a modeling report of Brummbär produced by a well-known modeler is also introduced along with process photos.
――The text is written in English and German side by side, but it is a must-have book if you want to make Brummbär because it is structured so that you can fully enjoy the contents even with the huge number of photos posted.
--By Harald Fitz
--A4 soft cover
--Number of photos posted: 396 (208 are color photos of existing actual vehicles)
--Many color illustrations of camouflage patterns and accurate precision drawings are also posted.
--Text: German and English
--Pages: 217 pages
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