ITALERI (ITA36510) JagdPanzer IV (Panzer IV/70)
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Sprues A - 62 pieces (not use 15 pieces); B - 120 pieces not use 73 pieces); C - 132 (not use 32) and set of rubber track and spare track links.
JagdPanzer IV DARK YELLOW 71.025
JagdPanzer IV PANZER OLIVE XF-61 71.096
JagdPanzer IV DARK YELLOW XF-60 70.978
Track DARK IRON XF-84
Road Wheel RUBBER BLACK XF-85
Wood (tools) NEW WOOD 70.311
Metal (tools) GUN METALGREY XF-56 70.863
Weathering
Weathering Tamiya Weathering master for Russian Tanks (soot)
DECAL MEDIUM 73.212
DECAL FIX 73.213
Crew - Commander; Gunner; Driver and Loader.
The Panzer IV/70 (V) was an improved version of the Jagdpanzer IV, armed with a Pak42 L/70 gun in place of the shorter gun used on the earlier vehicle.
Work on the Panzer IV/70 began in 1943, and on 26 January 1944 a Vomag designed Panzerjäger armed with the 7.5cm L/70 gun was part of a display of new army equipment seen by Hitler. He was impressed with the new vehicle, and on 28 January ordered the existing program of tests on the long gun to be s