- A powerful 10.5cm self-propelled gun with a delicate finish with a magic track undercarriage
[About actual car]
-The Dicker Max is an anti-tank self-propelled gun with a 10.5cm anti-tank gun mounted on an open-top body.
-This vehicle, which was developed by Krupp since 1939, uses the body of the Panzer IV E type, which was called the German warhorse.
- Removed the turret, modified the upper part of the hull and installed a 10.5 cm anti-tank gun in an open-top fighting compartment.
- Two prototype vehicles were completed in February 1941. -The two vehicles deployed in the 521st Tank Destroyer Battalion were put into operation Barbarossa and conducted actual battle tests.
- One vehicle was destroyed by enemy artillery fire, but the remaining one continued to be put into test operation after that, and was evaluated as sufficiently operational in actual combat, but unfortunately only two prototypes were mass-produced. I never did.
[About the model]
- A plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the prototype self-propelled anti-tank gun, Dicker Max, on a 1/35 scale.
- Only an open-top vehicle can enjoy a dense reproduction of the battle interior.
-The main 10.5cm gun has a mechanical and delicate finish, such as the barrel base, various operation handles, and the gun mount.
-In addition, various storage boxes and equipment equipped inside the armor plate surrounding the battle compartment are reproduced, and the details of the battle compartment floor also enhance the reality.
- The shape of the armor plate surrounding the fighting compartment is of course, but the expression after welding is also full of realism.
- The rear hatch can be assembled by selecting open or closed. The lower part of the car body is a model of the leaf spring suspension of the Panzer IV tank with a rich three-dimensional effect.
- In addition, this kit uses a realistic assembly magic track for the track parts.
- In addition, photo-etched parts are also available to express the details of each part sharply.
- Attractive kit of an open-top mechanical self-propelled artillery vehicle.
[Major features]
- 1/35 scale German self-propelled artillery of World War II, Dicker Max
- Crawler track adopts a prefabricated magic track
-Etching parts for detail improvement are also set
- The open-top fighting compartment has a mechanical finish
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )