Tamiya Panzer IV/70(A) Unboxing & Review

Tamiya's newest Panzer IV/70(A) is the continuation of their beautiful line of Panzer IV based vehicles. Those include Panzer IV Early and Mid, Jagdpanzer IV and Brummbar.
This is an #unboxing and quick peek at the contents of #Tamiya 35381 #PanzerIV.
A kit perfectly researched and represented by the Japanese company.
You can get this brilliant kit here: amzn.to/42eCceZ

[@digitalincometactics9858]

As an experienced modeller you can make all the tools add 3D printed clamps the mesh screen skirt armour should be inter-woven that can be scratch built too! I believe Trex just did screen mesh in 3D for the german tanks just recently for the engine decks that is the way the skirt armour should look too. That way you make a great kit outstanding. Tamiya kits fit perfect and the details are outstanding it is worth the effort to make the screens look properly. Over the years a few modellers scratch built a panzer IV/70 A and did the screens too. I believe in the future we will see screen mesh 3D printed skirts. I will invest in a 3D printer because what it can do for modeller's is just outstanding but it is just a matter of learning how to use it.

[@AdamMann3D]

If you're a 3d modeler it can do anything. If not I don't see the point.

[@michaeldean1289]

Hi Mitko Nice review thanks mate. Tamiya are ever so slowly starting to improve on their kits. A far cry from the 1975 offerings, but still fall short of the opposition. Thanks for sharing your time and effort again ❤😊

[@DNModels]

My observations are that they are constantly working on pushing their company forward. Typical Japanese approach. I respect them deeply.

[@BigAndTall666]

Based on the same vehicle from the Saumur Musee Des Blindes as the dragon kit, Tamiya is the better version!

[@DNModels]

I believe so too, however DML's details are very tempting.