War Park New Release in November -- Tiger I & Camouflage Panzer IV (2 Viewers)

[Htet]

Got the Tiger

 

[bradleyl30]

Likely I'm going to pair the War Park Camo Panzer IV, an Eagle camo Panzer III, and a future War Park Camo Tiger together for my Kursk display.

It will likely be 7. Panzer Division and s.Pz.Abt. 503 Tigers. My second choice is either Grossdeutschland or Das Reich.

I am doing something similar.

 

[Sahara]

Got my Tiger I and Panzer IV as well. Quick shot with a WP and some FL figures.

 

[FrankDrake]

Great picture :salute::

 

[tmanthegreat]

Got my Tiger I and Panzer IV as well. Quick shot with a WP and some FL figures.

That is a fantastic picture, Sahara

 

[Vezzolf]

I hate to double post, but I received the War Park camouflage Panzer IVG earlier this week and it’s a beautiful tank
The spare track links are metal and flexible (they’re same as those used for the tracks on the vehicle itself) and I love the little bucket accessory. No issues with gun barrel droop either. The tank seems a good fit for a spring/summer 1943 setup on the Eastern Front. Here’s a few pictures of a couple different setups - one with the War Park Grossdetuchsland figures and BMW motorcycle as well as the other with some First Legion Stalingrad Germans.

Question: Are the track links on this Panzer IV removeable or glued in place??? Thank You in advance for your respomse.....NICE DIORAMA :salute::

 

[Andanna]

Got my Tiger I and Panzer IV as well. Quick shot with a WP and some FL figures.

i cannot imagine you are selling this diorama. You are getting so much use out of it.

 

[Sahara]

i cannot imagine you are selling this diorama. You are getting so much use out of it.

It's by far the best WW2 dio I have ever owned. But my focus is solely on Rome and ancients with a splash of Teutonics . No regrets selling off my WW2 collection it will expand my Rome collection 2 fold so I'm excited to build on that.

 

[tmanthegreat]

Question: Are the track links on this Panzer IV removeable or glued in place??? Thank You in advance for your respomse.....NICE DIORAMA :salute::

Vezzolf, the spare track links are all removable. Only the track links mounted to the front of the tank and the upper front glacis are fixed. Neat thing with the removable track sections is that they are metal, just like the rolling tracks on the tank itself

 

[Vezzolf]

Vezzolf, the spare track links are all removable. Only the track links mounted to the front of the tank and the upper front glacis are fixed. Neat thing with the removable track sections is that they are metal, just like the rolling tracks on the tank itself

Thank you, Can you provide a photo with the removeable track links removed.? ....Much Appreciated if you can do this :salute:: Its great that there are options in how to display this Panzer IV

 

[tmanthegreat]

Thank you, Can you provide a photo with the removeable track links removed.? ....Much Appreciated if you can do this :salute:: Its great that there are options in how to display this Panzer IV

Vezzolf, here are a few pictures of the new War Park camouflage Panzer IVG without the spare track links. Note that the links mounted on the front of the tank are fixed, just like on the other two War Park Panzer IVs. The new tank comes with 5 spare track link pieces, including two long pieces and 3 short ones. The spare links are metal and flexible, the same as used on the primary tracks. Hope the pics help

 

[Vezzolf]

Thank You for the photos...:salute::.. Really Much Appreciated :salute::

 

[OzDigger]

Some great models coming out, would be interesting to hear how their Panzer IV compares with the recent TGM version.

 

[Vezzolf]

War Park...Lets make this one:salute::

 

[Mike97]

Ohhhhhhh yeahhhhhh {sm4}