The latest model in the thrilling big scale 1/16 R/C Tank Series depicts the Jagdpanzer IV /70(V) Lang tank destroyer. This German AFV which proved formidable following its introduction late in WWII, was a popular release in our 1/35 Military Miniature series of static models in 2014 (Item 35340). The "Lang" (German for "long") in its name was added to distinguish it from its predecessor with a shorter L/48 7.5cm gun; the design featuring a wedge-shaped glacis plate and utilizing the Pz.Kpfw. IV chassis was largely shared by the L/48 and L/70 varieties. 930 Jadgpanzer IV /70(V) Langs were produced between August 1944 and March 1945, and fought bravely in last-gasp actions such as along the Ardennes front from December 1944.
About the Model:
- This is a 1/16 scale R/C model assembly kit.
- The chassis is powered by a pre-assembled gearbox with two Type 380 motors and features metal parts such as the chassis, suspension arms, drive sprockets and more, for excellent durability.
- Features a realistically weighty aluminum gun barrel.
- Included DMD Control Unit T-03 has two FET speed controllers for operating two running motors and allows control of various tank functions.
- DMD Multi Function Unit MF-05 connects to DMD control unit T-03 to provide many realistic effects such as main/machine gun firing sounds, muzzle flash and recoil movement.
- Compatible with the Battle System (Item 53447) for fun and interactive battles with friends!
- Requires a 4-channel transmitter with self-neutral function, battery pack and transmitter batteries.
Sie befinden sich gerade in der Kategorie Panzer bei Artikel JAGDPANZER IV/70(V) BAUSATZ von TAMIYA. Dieses Produkt im Maßstab Kette weist eine Länge von 1:16, eine Breite von auf und ist als 686 ausgeführt.
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