Modellismo Militare / Military

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The Elefant, the first item of the 1/72 Armor Series of model kits was well received by modellers because of its high quality. Further to our never ending challenge to provide the highest quality and latest innovations in the industry, we are pleased to announce an up-graded version of a brand new Elefant. DRA 7253- Sd.Kfz. 184 Elefant- is the first release under the new 'Armor Pro Series', a series commited to ultimate detail and accuracy. This kit contains the following New Tooling and Upgrades: 1. New-tooled suspension 2. New-tooled individual track links with more accurate details 3. New-tooled gun breech parts 4. New-tooled cupolar with more sophisticated parts separation 5. Increased detail on the fenders and other parts 6. Cartograf Decals 7. Photo-etched parts Per saperne di più

Features: Newly produced authentic Panther Ausf.D Late Production Newly produced road wheels w/delicate detail Newly designed armored cap for snorkel tube Authentic pistol port included Antiaircraft Mg ring added to commander's hatch Engine deck grills molded w/intricate details Finely detailed exhaust pipes, jack and rear stowage boxes molded on hull rear On-vehicle tools reproduced w/clasps Bolts and rivets delicately represented on hull bottom One-piece slide-molded lower hull Finely detailed front headlights Newly produced jack rest box Easy-to-assemble idlers and sprocket wheels look authentic One-piece DS tracks While it’s the impressive Tiger tank that usually attracts the most awe, it was the Sd.Kfz.171 Panther that in the long run was a more important tank to Germany during WWII. This approximately 45-tonne medium tank represented a good balance of well-sloped armor protection, lethal firepower and able cross-country mobility, the design being inspired by the highly successful Russian T-34. Beginning in December 1942, a total of 842 Ausf.D examples were manufactured through till September 1943, at which time it was superceded by the improved Ausf.A. Its combat debut occurred during Operation Zitadelle in the titanic Battle of Kursk on the Eastern Front. Its 7.5cm KwK.42 L/70 cannon took a heavy toll on enemy armored vehicles whenever they were encountered. The Ausf.D is easily identified by the letterbox hatch opening for the glacis machine gun, pistol ports on the turret sides and a drum cupola. Dragon previously produced a new 1/72 scale kit of an Early-Production version of the Panther Ausf.D, and modelers loved it because of its accurate portrayal of the type. Now modelers are in for another treat because it has just been joined by an Ausf.D Late-Production kit! The upper hull is made as a single piece thanks to the clever use of slide molds. The lower hull tub has been formed the same way, thus ensuring a stable and accurate foundation for the rest of the build. It has newly tooled parts like updated road wheels, a jack rest block on the right side of the hull and a modified cupola with a ring. Thus, all the appropriate characteristics of this Ausf.D variant are present. Convenient DS tracks are provided too. This delectable Panther will have small-scale model-makers purring with pleasure! Per saperne di più

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- Panther G is accurately presented - Detailed designed rear panel and tool box - Engine deck w/delicate details - One-piece plastic gun barrel w/detailed hollow muzzle - Slide-molded upper hull w/details - Delicate turret w/authentic details - Intricate steel road wheels - One-piece DS track The Panther is a tank that commands a lot of attention from modelers, perhaps due to its sleek and purposeful appearance, or perhaps due to the fact that it was regarded as one of the best tank designs of WWII. The latest 1/72 model kit from Dragon is a Panther Ausf.G variant fitted with steel road wheels. Steel-rimmed “silent bloc” wheels of 800mm diameter, which saved on dwindling supplies of rubber, were introduced in a very limited number of vehicles produced by MAN in September 1944, and again in a batch dating from March-April of 1945 (introduced from chassis no. 121052). Such steel wheels had been successfully used on late-model Tiger I tanks and also on the Tiger II. These steel road wheels were also to be standardized on the updated Panther Ausf.F, a tank that never reached fruition. The new Dragon kit of such a Panther Ausf.G with steel wheels has re-engineered features, the most obvious example of which is the new steel road wheels, which are accurately reproduced in plastic. The inclusion of these wheels gives the Panther a whole new look. The rest of the tank lives up to Dragon’s uncompromising standards of quality and engineering excellence too, with widespread use of slide-mold technology. Indeed, this 1/72 scale Dragon kit is an absolute pleasure to assemble, and it offers model lovers even more options in building the ever-popular Panther G. Per saperne di più

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