...how could Dragon screw this one up?

Well, finally something interesting from Dragon. Their excellent Pz III chassis with a new-tooled superstructure...how could Dragon screw this one up?

They can do this rare vehicle but cannot do some pretty standard vehciles, like stugs iii a-f or a hanomag a-b?

I'm sure this limited production, rare vehicle will be infinitely more researched and accurate than their recent efforts at American Cold War MBT's... Sorry, had to get that out of the way in the 3rd post.



If I was still into WWII models I bet I would be really excited for this one. Really interesting vehicle.

How many of these did the Germans actually convert from more or less "standard" Pz.IIIs?

They can do this rare vehicle but cannot do some pretty standard vehciles, like stugs iii a-f or a hanomag a-b?

They can do this rare vehicle but cannot do some pretty standard vehciles, like stugs iii a-f or a hanomag a-b?

Looks like Dragon is bringing us a SU-76i without the need for a conversion. From what I can tell, is it will use parts from existing kit parts, but I would think the upper hull would be new molds.

Good news. Who are some of his e-mail or other contact? I Founded only [email protected] Judging by the picture, a future model of the gun the wrong location. It is higher. If you look at archival photos, the joint line of the conning tower and the lower line of the bolts on the gun must be the same (almost) Dragon did not, and form of armor protection will also be wrong

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They can do this rare vehicle but cannot do some pretty standard vehciles, like stugs iii a-f or a hanomag a-b?

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FYI, No such thing as a 'Hanomag'. I think what you're referring to is the SdKfz 251 Series?

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How many of these did the Germans actually convert from more or less "standard" Pz.IIIs?

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Zero. They were built by the Russians on the chassis of panzer IIIs captured in battle