Dragon 6641 1/35 WWII PzKpfw.III (5cm) Ausf.H SdKfz.141 Early Production

This is a plastic model kit, which comes unassembled and unpainted. So glue, model paints and other basic modelling tools are additionally required.

Features:

-Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.H realistically produced w/authentic detail
-Newly tooled 40cm Magic Tracks
-Hollowed-out undercut on turret bottom included
-Slide-molded engine deck for Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.H Early Production
-Armor plate realistically presented w/weld seams
-Injection molded tow cables for engine deck w/cable brackets included
-Beautiful detailed lifting hocks
-Complete gun assembly reproduced w/full detail
-5cm Kwk L/42 gun w/delicate detail
-Gun barrel w/rifling and mantlet are slide molded
-3-directional slide molded gun sleeve for greater detail
-Fenders w/pattern detail on both top and bottom surfaces
-Rear hull accurately tooled w/smoke candle rack
-Gearbox access hatches finely recreated
-Engine hatches can be assembled open/closed
-Turret slide hatches can be assembled open/closed w/interior detail
-Turret realistically formed by 3-directional slide molds
-Starter crank port can be assembled open/closed
-Newly tooled idler wheels
-Detailed track tension adjuster
-Slide-molded torsion bars included
-Injection-molded on-vehicle tools have clasp details
-Slide-molded cooling-air intake
-Photo-etched air-take grills
-Newly tooled one-piece slide-molded lower hull w/exquisite detail
-Full details on lower-hull sides
-Fully detailed weld seams our hull bottom
-Fine-drive housing covers separate parts for maximum detail
-Accurate newly tooled drive spockets
-Road wheels w/accurate details
-Exhaust pipes w/hollow ends
-Toolbox w/padlock produced by slide mold
-Injection-molded fender catches accurately depicted
-Slide-molded hydraulic shock absorbers are fully detailed
-Detailed suspension swing arms

MARKING OPTIONS - One decal sheet with markings for 4 versions:
1) Pz.Div. "Hermann Goring", Sicily 1943
2) StuG.Brig.243, Stalingrad 1942
3) StuG.Brig.203, Stalingrad 1942
4) StuG.Brig.904, Kursk 1943