1/48 German Panzer III Ausf.L
$23.00
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■ Description
【I'm talking about the L-type III tank.】
One of the most iconic German tanks of World War II, the Type A to Type N, was produced as the main armor of the German battleship division from the beginning to the middle of World War II. Among them, the main artillery was armed with 60-inch (5 cm) long guns, a mid-air increase armor mounted in front of the main artillery shelter and the battle room, and an increased type of offensive and defensive armor, the Type L. The main artillery's 5 cm guns also exerted the same power over the Soviet T34 tanks within a range of 600 m. Also, the front armor was increased to 57 mm, and the main artillery shelter was replaced by a 20 mm armor mounted in front of the main artillery shelter.
■ Specifications
Maker：TAMIYA
Item No：32524
Product Specifications：1/48 Military Miniature Series No. 24
Old part number：4950344061082
Scale：1/48
JAN：4950344088218
■ Notes
【It's a model.】
It's a 1/48 scale, plastic model assembly kit for the German 3rd tank L.★It's 128mm long, and it's a very realistic reproduction of the flat-bottomed style of construction that was characteristic of the German tanks of the first half of World War II.★Off-road equipment, such as spare wheels and tools, combines sculpture and other parts in a balanced way, with a sense of finish and ease of assembly.★Additional armour, which is characteristic of the L-type, also reproduces the three-dimensional finish with space.★In the later stages of the L-type, the discontinued exit hatch on the side of the body and the upper projectile board were also fitted with separate parts.★Commander's Hatch is an open and closed selection.★The catapilla is a single-piece linear assembly. It's reproduced all the way to the top, and it's pretty realistic.★The chassis is made of gravity-sensing dicasts.★Marking set three types: the 502nd Heavy Tank Battalion, known as the Mammoth Manmos unit mark, and the 10th Tunisian Tank Division.
It's a picture of the kit being assembled and painted.
1/48 German Panzer III Ausf.L
$23.00
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Product Weight: 0.37 kg
【I'm talking about the L-type III tank.】
One of the most iconic German tanks of World War II, the Type A to Type N, was produced as the main armor of the German battleship division from the beginning to the middle of World War II. Among them, the main artillery was armed with 60-inch (5 cm) long guns, a mid-air increase armor mounted in front of the main artillery shelter and the battle room, and an increased type of offensive and defensive armor, the Type L. The main artillery's 5 cm guns also exerted the same power over the Soviet T34 tanks within a range of 600 m. Also, the front armor was increased to 57 mm, and the main artillery shelter was replaced by a 20 mm armor mounted in front of the main artillery shelter.
■ Specifications
Maker：TAMIYA
Item No：32524
Product Specifications：1/48 Military Miniature Series No. 24
Old part number：4950344061082
Scale：1/48
JAN：4950344088218
■ Notes
【It's a model.】
It's a 1/48 scale, plastic model assembly kit for the German 3rd tank L.★It's 128mm long, and it's a very realistic reproduction of the flat-bottomed style of construction that was characteristic of the German tanks of the first half of World War II.★Off-road equipment, such as spare wheels and tools, combines sculpture and other parts in a balanced way, with a sense of finish and ease of assembly.★Additional armour, which is characteristic of the L-type, also reproduces the three-dimensional finish with space.★In the later stages of the L-type, the discontinued exit hatch on the side of the body and the upper projectile board were also fitted with separate parts.★Commander's Hatch is an open and closed selection.★The catapilla is a single-piece linear assembly. It's reproduced all the way to the top, and it's pretty realistic.★The chassis is made of gravity-sensing dicasts.★Marking set three types: the 502nd Heavy Tank Battalion, known as the Mammoth Manmos unit mark, and the 10th Tunisian Tank Division.
It's a picture of the kit being assembled and painted.