The Panzer IV Digital Library - PzIV Ausf H Painted 190816

[ripley]

That looks awesome

[ultravanillasmurf]

Nice.

The stowage looks useful.

[ripley]

Just a question , this is just the turret right , no gun ? I don't see gun parts , so you would need to buy a pzr IV , a quad 20mm flak and the turret kit . ouch

[Rubicon Models]

Just a question, this is just the turret right, no gun? I don't see gun parts, so you would need to buy a pzr IV, a quad 20mm flak and the turret kit. ouch

Since we already have a Flakvierling 38 sprue, there is no reason to incorporate all the parts onto this turret sprue again.  We will have a final decision as to what to get bundled into this kit.

The turret is swappable between a mid-war Panzer IV (most often an Ausf H) and the Wirbelwind, so this product might be a two sprue kit (turret+gun).

[ripley]

Two sprue kit makes much more sense .  I know a lot  guys who are quite happy with their old so - so ( crap IMO ) resin tanks , but who would love some plastic add ons / up grades .

[Ballardian]

 Gorgeous, I like the included stowage

[Rubicon Models]

From the Panzer IV Digital Library Project comes our first product - Early War Panzer IVs.
Choice of either an Ausf D or E assembly. Working hard to get this released in Q4/18.

















Enjoy!

[Pinky]

Good to see this kit so close to release.

I think the captions have been reversed.  The grey vehicle is an Ausf E, while the sand-coloured vehicle is an Ausf D.  Although all Ausf Ds serving in the desert had turret stowage bins and ventilators cut into the engine decks.

[ultravanillasmurf]

They look nice.

[ripley]

Only thing that jumps at me is the very poor detail on the jack . It should look like this -

 ( Dragon 1/35 Panzer IV D ) And , to repeat what Pinky said , if sent to North Africa , these panzers would have had the vents in the engine deck hatches  . I hope they are in the kit

[Jaeger]

The right side of the turret is correct too.  I like it.

[Rubicon Models]

From our Panzer IV Digital Library Project comes our second product - Mid-war Panzer IVs; choice of either an Ausf F, G or H variant.
Comes with removable schürzen, this time with more details, yet easy to assemble!





















Enjoy!

[Rubicon Models]

...and this is the Ausf H!









Enjoy!

[Pinky]

It's good to see the return of the Panzer IV.  I always liked your old kit, even if it had issues.  This one looks much better, of course - the details look sharp. The Schurzen seems to have been thinned down.  And I like the inclusion of the antenna guard below the gun barrel. Presumably there is a separate barrel for the Ausf F?

It seems to be missing the big engine filters that were fitted on most Ausf H's.  The shape of the muzzle brake also looks a bit odd. 

[Ballardian]

 Very nice, can I have one now? (I've got some Kugelblitz turrets that have been waiting a while) Nice fading on the paintjob too.