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This vehicle is FULLY PAINTED in Camouflaged scheme and weathered . The design of this model is based on fictional models shown on the internet where a 5cm KwK 39 turret developed for the VK1602 Leopard paper project is fitted onto an E 10 chassis. This 1:144 Wehrmacht '46 German 5cm KwK 39 turret on E 10 Chassis model contains 5 parts, a chassis, a detachable track system, a turret and two Schürzen. Entwicklung Series E 10 - In 1945, the German war machine initiated a development program (Entwicklung, or E) aimed at categorizing the development of AFVs in 5, 10, 25, 50, 75 and 100 ton weight brackets. The E 10 was designed to be between 5 to 10 ton and initial as a testing platform for new components especially engine, transmission and suspensions. An engineer's drawing showed the E 10 fitted with 7.5cm Pak 39 L/48. It was to be installed with a Maybach HL 101 engine with 550 horsepower and was suitable to be deployed as Jagdpanzer against the new American M18 "Hellcat". Drawings for the E 10 was completed in Summer 1944 and three trial vehicles were ordered but not finished when the Russian arrived. To simulate the ability of the E 10's adjustable suspension, customer simply flip over the track system during assembly, to have the E 10 in travelling or crouching mode (which reduced the vehicle height). Glue is not required for the assembly of the track system and Schürzen. This 1:144 Wehrmacht '46 German 5cm KwK 39 turret on E 10 Chassis features a turret fitted with a 5cm Kw.k39/1 L/60 that was looked similar to that used on Sdkfz 234/2 Puma. But in fact it is larger and have thicker armour and was originally intented for use on another Paper Panzer Gefechtsaufklaerer "Leopard" VK 16.02. |
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TRUE 1:144 SCALE The model is fabricated with state of the art "3D Printing" technology. Highly detailed. Made in Hong Kong. |