Adding to was already said, the Dragon kits are becoming harder to find at a comparable price plus Dragon has fewer versions left in their catalog after archiving a ton of their kits a couple of years ago. At this point anyone producing Pz IIIs is in a good position to take the market away from Dragon.

The more the merrier!

This is fantastic for a couple of reasons, hopefully a full interior kit of the most successful German tank of the war. And Rye Field moving to the mid war which is great news.

Interesting to see how it compares with the Takom Blitz kit that has recently been released.

I'm definitely excited about it. As y'all already said, the Dragon kits were/are currently the gold standard but very hard to find without an absurd price tag. I'd be thrilled to have a good midrange option that is well engineered. KC

Having just built the Takom kit, It won't be hard to beat. KC

Having just built the Takom kit, It won't be hard to beat. KC[/quote] It wasn't my favorite build of 2020 either.

Already have 9 PzIII's in the stash, all but one from Dragon, but there's always room for another good kit. And as Anthony said, I'd love to get hold of a well done DAK version (or two,,, or three).

Joining the party a little late (I am, not RFM) but THAT'S what I was waiting for for a few months now... I hope they'll go the extra mile with Berge version etc., and even Pz.IIIs next of kin, the StuG-family...