Border BT-001 1/35 Model Panzer IV Ausf.G Mid/Late 2in1 #BT001 2019 New

German tank No. 4 was originally designed as a fire support vehicle for tank No. 3. Since tank No. 3 was designed primarily to deal with battles between tanks, its body design was too compact and its refitting potential was limited, so when faced with the flooding T-34 tank of the Soviet Army, the German design authorities were forced to start with tank No. 4, which had great refitting potential, and improve its performance to fight against the "T-34 crisis". Tank No. 4 has been using long barrel artillery since F2. Shortly afterwards, the F2 batch was classified as the initial type of No. 4 G. This batch of No. 4 tanks was welcomed by the frontline troops. In the winter of 1942, the armored division composed of these No. 4 tanks went into battle against the Soviet Union. However, the armor of tank No. 4, originally used as a fire support vehicle, is only 50 mm thick, and its defense is weak. Therefore, in the subsequent production process, the front armor of tank No. 4 increased from 50 mm to 80 mm, and the additional 30 mm was welded (riveted) on the body as additional armor. Improvements to the No. 4 G model continued. In the spring of 1943, the German army replaced the original 43-fold gun with a more powerful 48-fold-diameter 75-mm gun. In addition, in view of the extensive use of anti-tank rifles and Bazuka rockets during this period, No. 4 G also installed additional armor (skirts) on the side of the body and around the turret. In the Kursk Battle, the late type of No. 4 G participated in the battle as the main force.

All along, the theme of German No. 4 tank in World War II is quite popular, and its popularity is no less than that of the famous Tiger tank. In the field of 1/35 scale model, the so-called "decisive version" has always occupied the position of a series of No. 4 tanks launched by Weilong, especially the SK models launched later, which have reached a new height in textual research, model opening, details and combination. For a long time, no manufacturer dared to poke tiger whiskers on the theme of No. 4 tank. However, as the saying goes, "Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers." Border model predicted the mid-and late-stage of the tank G last summer, and claimed that it would surpass Veyron's suite, which is undoubtedly like throwing a boulder into a calm lake. This stalk once became a hot topic in the model circle, even let the model friends play badly.