AFV

This is a model of a "what if tank". It is our development of the "Pz.IV Ausf.H, original 9./B.W. configuration".It follow our "what if" Ausf.J, the differences between ausf.J and ausf. K are as follow: - new turret - the simplified turret proposed by Krupp - new lower hull with 3 return rollers per side. - late type return rollers - welded support for return rollers - first two suspension units per side are with all metal wheels. The changes in suspension follow that late war transformation of the actual Pz.IV and vehicle o the chassis. The main goal being the fight with the overload, especially at the front end. Something that 9./B.W was destined to suffer from the beginning, and one of the reason why it was rejected.

This is a model of a "paper tank". Which mean a vehicle that was designed, but newer produced, it stay on paper.

the set contain 9 tires, 8 rims + spare rim.

the set contain 7 tires, 6 rims + spare rim.

the set contain 5 tires, 4 rims + spare rim.

These was used on Pz.IV ausf. E/F and Pz.III ausf.G(late)/H/J/L/M/N 3 per set

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VK_3002(DB)

6 per set These was used not only to reinforce the shore but because of their availability and low price also as road obstacles.

This is a model of a "paper tank", which mean that it was designed but never build. In this particular case the hull is standard late T-50 with reinforced wheels and welded vision ports on the side of the hull. the simplified turret was proposed by Factory No.174 in December 1941.

This is a model of a "paper tank". Which mean a vehicle that was designed, but newer produced, it stay on paper. More information about it can be found in Panzer Tracts 20-01, page 30.

This is a model of a "paper tank". Which mean a vehicle that was designed, but newer produced, it stay on paper.

This is a model of a "paper tank". Which mean a vehicle that was designed, but newer produced, it stay on paper. More information about it can be found in Panzer Tracts 20-01, pages 44 and 45.