Bronco CB35030 PanzerKampfwagen Mk IV, 744(e) (A13) 1/35

Bronco CB35030 PanzerKampfwagen Mk IV, 744(e) (A13) (1/35)

The Bronco CB35030 PanzerKampfwagen Mk IV, 744(e) (A13) in 1/35 scale is a high-quality plastic model kit that allows you to recreate one of the lesser-known episodes of World War II. This kit from Bronco depicts the British cruiser tank Cruiser Tank Mk IV (A13) used by the German Army after capturing units during the French campaign in 1940. The designation “Panzerkampfwagen Mk IV, 744(e)” was the German nomenclature for these captured tanks.

• Scale: 1/35 – allows detailed presentation of the vehicle's features
• Country of service: United Kingdom (originally); captured and used by the Third Reich in 1940
• Era: World War II – primarily active during 1939-1941
• Historical note: The Cruiser Tank Mk IV (A13) was among the most important British cruiser tanks at the outbreak of the war. The Wehrmacht used captured units mainly for training purposes, and only rarely as combat vehicles. These tanks retained their original British markings, often with added German insignia – the model kit faithfully replicates these versions.
• Material: High-quality plastic (polystyrene); the kit features detailed sprues and optional photo-etched parts (if included by the manufacturer)
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Kit contents: Sprues with assembly parts, clear assembly instructions, decals with historical German markings
• Build difficulty: 3/5 – the model is suitable for intermediate modelers; ideal for enthusiasts of both German and British WWII equipment
• Recommended for: Collectors of captured vehicles, those interested in British and German armored vehicles, and anyone looking to expand their diorama with a vehicle of unique wartime history
• Additional advantages: Very good parts fit, accurate reproduction of hull, suspension, and turret details

Bronco CB35030 PanzerKampfwagen Mk IV, 744(e) (A13) (1/35) is a unique model that allows you to depict a British tank in German service – a very rare subject in scale modeling. A perfect choice for WWII history buffs and collectors of armored models with an unusual background.