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**[Easily Operate the Best Tank of WWII with RC]**The Panther tank, which appeared in the late stages of World War II, was highly regarded not only by the German army but also by the Allied forces for its excellent balance of offense, defense, and mobility. This is a 1/35 scale radio-controlled tank assembly kit that reproduces the Panther G Late Production model, considered the final production type. Its powerful style, featuring sloped armor, is realistically reproduced. Furthermore, in addition to forward/reverse movement and left/right turns, you can operate tank-specific maneuvers such as pivot turns, turret rotation, and gun elevation/depression with the transmitter. A compact gearbox with a small motor is mounted in the front of the chassis, an assembled turret rotation and gun elevation/depression unit is in the center, and the MC-07 unit that controls various movements is in the rear. Wiring connections for each part are easy and secure with connectors. Additionally, the use of linked, assembly-type movable tracks creates a weighty movement even at low speeds. Moreover, the chassis is made of precision plastic, the same as the 1/35 MM series, making the sense of scale when completed exceptional. It is also enjoyable to showcase your skills in painting and weathering.
**[About the German Tank Panther G Late Production]**The German Panther V tank was developed with the full might of Germany to surpass the Soviet T-34 medium tank, which had rendered all German tanks obsolete during the Eastern Front of World War II. It appeared on the battlefield in 1943. The tank featured excellent defensive capabilities with its sloped armor and was equipped with a 700 horsepower Maybach HL230P30 4-stroke V-12 gasoline engine, achieving a maximum road speed of 55 km/h. Its main armament was a long-barreled 7.5 cm tank gun with a 70-caliber length, possessing penetration power comparable to the Tiger I's 8.8 cm gun. The G model, considered the culmination, was an improvement over the earlier D and A models and began mass production in March 1944. Further improvements incorporating combat lessons were made from the latter half of 1944, including a redesigned lower gun mantlet with a squared-off shape to prevent ricochets, a muffler with a flame suppressor, and an interior heater unit mounted above the engine grilles. Production of the Panther G continued until April 1945, when the factory was occupied by Allied forces, with 2,953 units completed. It continued to fight as the main battle tank of the German army until the end of the war.
**[Basic Specifications]*** Total length: 257mm, Total width: 94mm, Total height: 85mm (excluding machine gun and figures)* Includes 2 types of markings* Includes dedicated transmitter* Includes 2 drive motors and 1 motor each for turret rotation and gun elevation/depression
**[Items Required Separately]*** 4 AA alkaline batteries for receiver and drive* 4 AA alkaline batteries for transmitter