Lion Road: german KingTiger Porsche turret Detail kit
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Lion Road: KingTiger Detail kit
Author: adminMar 12
Dragon: Jagdpanther Ausf.G1 Early Production w/Zimmerit
Author: adminMar 11
Dragon: Jagdpanther Ausf.G1 Early Production w/Zimmerit
Dragon has created an Early Production (i.e. G1) version of the Jagdpanther in 1/35 scale. As such it has the smaller internally bolted mantlet, a monobloc gun barrel and an engine deck based on that of the Panther Ausf.A. The aforementioned mantlet is produced by a four-directional slide mold that bears a realistic cast texture. What sets this latest release apart is its coat of Zimmerit, which was applied to Jagdpanthers up till September 1944. The typical square-pattern Zimmerit is astonishingly rendered in 1/35 scale. Zimmerit is also correctly pre-molded on the lower hull, saving modelers the burden of this undertaking. Even the stowage boxes at the rear of the hull receive a Zimmerit layer. To finish off this fine Jagdpanther, Dragon has supplied two complete runs of easy-to-assemble DS Tracks suitable for this Early Production variant. Thanks to its molded-on Zimmerit, this Jagdpanther will save modelers hours of putty hassles. Indeed this “hunting cat” is ready to spring into a suitable diorama or display case.
The Jagdpanther (literally, “hunting panther”) was Germany’s ultimate expression of a WWII tank destroyer. Its sloping armor plates were better able to deflect enemy rounds, and this sleek design was combined with an extremely potent 8.8cm KwK43 cannon. This was the same long-barreled weapon mounted on the Kingtiger. As the tank destroyer was based on the running gear of the existing Panther tank and also featured an upgraded transmission, the vehicle was relatively reliable. Development of the Jagdpanther commenced in late 1942 and the first of 415 production examples began rolling off factory floors in January 1944. The 45.5 tonne Jagdpanther was operated by a crew of five. These tanks served on both fronts in the latter part of the war, but were primarily deployed on the Eastern Front.
Features:
- Injection-molded zimmerit w/superior detail realistically represented
- Slide-molded rear stowage boxes
- Accurate fighting compartment roof w/weld details rendered
- 2-directional slide-molded lower hull w/zimmerit on both sides
- 3-directional slide-molded superstructure
- Front ball-mount MG is movable
- Gun sleeve is slide molded
- Muzzle brake made by slide mold
- Gun is reproduced w/multiple parts
- Rear fighting compartment w/authentic detail
- Rear fighting compartment hatch can be assembled open/closed
- Gun mantlet made from 4-directional slide mold w/crisp detail
- Exhaust pipe is slide molded w/hollow end
- Detailed radiator assembly complete w/photo-etched grills
- DS Tracks for Jagdpather Early Production
- Cylindrical stowage bin and OVM w/clasps detail
- Finely detailed road wheels
- Gunner’s sight molded in clear plastic
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Blast Models: Latest Products
Author: adminMar 11
French Producer Blast Models, has sent us news about their last productions:
BL35153K – Protector Crows 2 for M1151/1114 and MRAP
BL35156K - French army VAB and VAB top – IED Counter System Afghanistan
BL35152K – US Spark Mine Roller for Stryker
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DNEPROMODEL: New sets
Author: adminMar 11
Hungarian DNEPROMODEL Kft has sent us photos of their new 1/35 kits:
3514 AT-3 Maljutka. Resin kit witch photo etched parts.
3515 German canister. Resin kit.
3525 German Nebelwerfer 41 ammo & ammo container. Resin kit.
Black Dog: Pattern 1920
Author: adminMar 10
Hauler: Opel Olympia Detail Set
Author: adminMar 10
Resi Cast: Bren carrier Mk I
Author: adminMar 9
ET Model: German 3.7cm FLAK 43 Anti-Aircraft Gun
Author: adminMar 9
ET Model presents a super detail kit fot the German 3.7cm FLAK 43 Anti-Aircraft Gun


































