Panzer IV Ausf. H Late Production

The Panzer IV was a German medium tank developed in the late 1930s and used extensively during the Second World War. Seeing combat on all theatres and battlefields across the conflict, the Panzer IV remained in production throughout the war with over 8,553 vehicles of all versions built during World War II. Later versions of the Panzer IV, to counter newer threats, were improved with additional armor and bigger guns, as well as design changes to simplify and speed up the manufacturing process during the end of the war as seen on the Panzer IV. Ausf. H late. The Panzer IV Ausf. H Late production fought during the last battles in the Ardennes, Hungary, Poland, and up to the last battles in defence of Berlin and Czechoslovakia.

Ryefield Model Panzer IV Ausf. H Late Production w/ Engine & Workable Tracks features:

• Highly detailed kit featuring detailed weldlines, hinges, and bolts.
• 1 part slide moulded welded turret.
• Highly detailed slide moulded lower hull chassis.
• Highly detailed fenders with tools and anti-skid surface texture.
• Highly detailed Maybach HL120 TRM 12-cylinder engine.
• Fully workable suspension system.
• Fully workable track links.
• Metal gun barrel.
• Late type rear exhaust.
• 4 types for return rollers.
• 3 3D printed main gun muzzle brake.
• 2 types for the idler wheels.
• 1 PE fret.
• Scale thick PE Schürzen side skirts.
• 3 marking options.