1:100 Pz IV Ausf.D 1:100

1:100 Pz IV Ausf.D

Plastic scale model kit exact replica of the actual prototype recreated to the smallest detail.

Material: Polystyrene (plastic)

The kit also includes assembly instructions (snap-fit, no glue required). The model comes unassembled and unpainted and requires paints to be finished. Unless stated on the box the kit does not contain paints, glue, and brushes.

You can find the necessary paints and sprays, glues and decal softeners, primers, surfacers and putties, tools, brushes, and additional aftermarket for further detailing such as photoetched parts and resin details in our sections Paints and Sprays and Finishing materials.

Developed in the late 1930s, the Panzerkampfwagen IV more commonly called the Panzer IV would see service throughout World War II on every major front. Designed under the guidance of the famous tank General Heinz Guderian, this tank would eventually become the main tank of the German army. The Panzer IV was the only German tank that remained in production during the entire war, and more than 8800 were completed by wars end. Originally envisioned as an infantry tank that would be deployed to support infantry formations, the Panzer IV was not designed to fight enemy tanks directly. However, when the German army was confronted by superior Soviet tanks, this robust and reliable was quickly upgraded and converted to the role of tank fighter. The Ausfhrung D (version D) model of the Panzer IV entered production in 1939 featured improved armor protection compared to earlier models and a machine gun for use against infantry. Its 75mm short-barreled howitzer could fire both high explosive rounds or Panzergranate armor-piercing shells that could penetrate up to 43mm of armor at ranges up to 700 meters. Contents: 1 unpainted tank - 1 unit flag - 1 unit card.