Tamiya 35209 - 1/35 Panzer Mk.IV Ausf.H Early-version WWII 田宮軍事模型軍事製品 雙星孖星  [35209]

In regards to the German Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.H Early Variation

The Panzerkampfwagen VI was Germany&39;s most important tank during WW2. It stayed in mass production through the war, along with some 8,000 units produced, it represented above one-third of Germany&39;s whole wartime tank production. As the backbone of this German Panzer Divisions, it had been categorised as their "workhorse". The Pz.Kpfw. IV underwent constant improvement throughout its long career, and Ausf. H, and/or "H" variation, is generally seen as the definitive model, regarding both performance and produced quantity. 3,774 devices outnumbered any other variant. The Ausf. H is roughly classified into the early, mid and belated production versions, and the very early H model had an in depth relationship with the preceding belated production "G" model. Both versions utilized identical suspension system and wheels. Weapons contained a robust, longbarreled KwK40 L/48 tank gun plus two 7.92mm MG34 device weapons. Slim steel plates known as "Schurzen" (skirts) were introduced on Ausf. G, and succeeded the Ausf. H. The Maybach HL120TRM engine additionally remained exactly the same, but a better SSG-77 transmission ended up being combined in the Ausf.H. But the extra weight of some 1.5 tons, because of additional armor and increased ammunition, lowered its top speed to 38km/h, which proved 2km/h slow than the G. The Ausf.H ended up being mass produced from April 1943 to July 1944.

Specs & Features

• Detail by detail installation and artwork guidelines included.
• Highly detailed 1/35th scale synthetic kit for fixed display.
• Over 280 components in tan plastic with rubber songs.
• 1 tank commander team figure.
• Separate suspension hands for road tires.
• External details: towing cables, tools, air cleaner, free track links and wheels, part skirts, cupola with machine gun and mount.
• Optional position hatches.
• Optional normal and early manufacturing backside panels.