Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.H Late Production w/Zimmerit - DRAGON 6560

Dragon

Topic : Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.H Late Production w/Zimmerit
Scale : 1/35
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6560

A kit from the brand DRAGON Models the "Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.H Late Production w/Zimmerit".

Dragon’s newest 1/35 kit allows modelers to depict such a Late Production Ausf.H tank fighting in a location such as Normandy. What sets this kit apart from its predecessor is the inclusion of molded Zimmerit. The patterned surface is accurately and realistically rendered, which required the completely new tooling of major parts like the turret, glacis, upper hull, lower hull, rear panel and front/rear fenders. When assembled the tank looks very lifelike, and of course it cancels any need for modelers themselves to undertake the unpleasant and onerous task of adding Zimmerit with putty. Naturally, this kit retains all the accuracy and ease of assembly of the preceding 6300. However, another important improvement is the inclusion of DS tracks for more convenient assembly. This is an extremely user-friendly kit, particularly with all these Zimmerit-coated parts coming ready-made in the box. Dragon’s engineers and kit designers have taken all the pain out of making a genuine Panzer IV Ausf.H Late Production vehicle; instead they offer sheer modeling pleasure!

Source: Dragon Models

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Studebaker US6 with Soviet Medical Personnel - ICM 35513

ICM

Ref :35513
Type :Maquette
Scale :1/35
Subject :

Studebaker US6 with Soviet Medical Personnel

A kit from the brand ICM : the Studebaker US6 with “Soviet Medical Personnel”.

The kit includes a car Studebeker US6 with awning and four figures – two medical orderlies, nurse and stretcher case wounded man. Decal sheet included.

Source: ICM

History: The Studebaker US6 (M16A) is a class of 2.5-ton trucks manufactured by Studebaker during World War II, produced in the United States from 1941-1945 and in the Soviet Union beginning in 1942. The Soviet Union received almost all of the 105,000 trucks from production model 6×6 as well as most of the 90,000 6×4 produced, becoming the symbol of Law & Lend Lease. In Russia, the Studebakers were known as “Studer”. They were extremely popular, due to its robustness, ability to receive loads beyond those provided and the ability to “digest” any type of gasoline.

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