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This is a model of a "what if tank". It is our development of the "Pz.IV Ausf.H, original 9./B.W. configuration". It follow our "what if" Ausf.K, the differences between Ausf.K and Ausf. L are as follow: - new turret - turret from Pz.V Panther Ausf. F with its 75/70mm gun - new tracks - the wider Ostketten to deal with the extra weight. - new wider fenders to cover the track.

This is a model of a "what if tank". It is our development of the "Pz.IV Ausf.H, original 9./B.W. configuration".It follow our "what if" Ausf.J, the differences between ausf.J and ausf. K are as follow: - new turret - the simplified turret proposed by Krupp - new lower hull with 3 return rollers per side. - late type return rollers - welded support for return rollers - first two suspension units per side are with all metal wheels. The changes in suspension follow that late war transformation of the actual Pz.IV and vehicle o the chassis. The main goal being the fight with the overload, especially at the front end. Something that 9./B.W was destined to suffer from the beginning, and one of the reason why it was rejected.

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This is a model of a "paper tank". Which mean a vehicle that was designed, but newer produced, it stay on paper. More information about it can be found in Panzer Tracts 20-01, page 30.

This is a model of a "paper tank". Which mean a vehicle that was designed, but newer produced, it stay on paper. More information about it can be found in Panzer Tracts 20-01, pages 44 and 45.

This is a model of a "what if tank". It is our development of the "Pz.IV Ausf.H, original 9./B.W. configuration". the differences between ausf.H and ausf. J are as follow: - new turret from Pz.IV ausf. J, it allow for early (if the vision port at the front plate are retained) or late (with remover vision port) "production. - new idler wheel used on actual ausf.J - new simplified hull with rumored cut at the rear end of the hull, as on actual ausf.J - ausf. J type exhaust pipes - late type road wheels - late type light weight tracks.

This is a model of a "paper tank". Which mean a vehicle that was designed, but newer produced, it stay on paper.

This is a model of "what if" tank. It is our interpretation of how 3 cm Flak Panzer IV Kugelblitz was going to look like if the original configuration of Pz.IV H with sloped front and side hull armor was put in production. Since at the time Kugelblitz was developed that modification in production was ausf.J we alter the rear of our initial model so it will represent those changes.

This is a model of a "paper tank". Which mean a vehicle that was designed, but newer produced, it stay on paper.

This is a model of a "paper tank". Which mean a vehicle that was designed, but newer produced, it stay on paper.