Panzer Iv H (1 Viewer)

[HAWKEYE]

This Tiger Thing Has Been Beaten To Death. The Most Numerous German Tank Of World War Two Was The Panzer Iv . Why Can We Not Have Some Mid To Late War Versions With Side Skirts Made. It Is Like The Vehicle Never Existed. Does Anybody Out There Feel The Same?

 

[sammy719]

I Totally Agree, Wouldn't Mind Some Kind Of New Tiger, But A Panzer Iv Is Definitly Needed,hopefully It Will Be In The Works Sometime Soon............sammy

 

[damian]

Have we not just had two and there is a Figarti one out as well.
Regards
Damian

 

[fmethorst]

This Tiger Thing Has Been Beaten To Death. The Most Numerous German Tank Of World War Two Was The Panzer Iv . Why Can We Not Have Some Mid To Late War Versions With Side Skirts Made. It Is Like The Vehicle Never Existed. Does Anybody Out There Feel The Same?

I was kidding about the Tiger I in the poll thread (although I still need an early model )

I agree, the late model Panzer IVs were the mainstay of late war Panzer divisions. By this time Panzer divisions would have a single panzer regiment with one abteilung of Panzer IV and one abteilung of Panzer V (Panther)

Frank

 

[Major Major]

I just started collecting K&C a couple of months ago so I don't mind if there's another Tiger/KT/JT/TII in the pipeline (and a good fit to current ranges).. Having said that wouldn't mind seeing Panzer IV in the longer barrelled version, or as I've been harking on about in the "Suggestions" section, a late war Stug with side skirting, cupola, shielded side machine-gunner and tank destroying gun.