I also got the metal hull plate from DKLM, the metal tracks, which are a bit more finely made then Heng Long or Mato tracks, the R/C set, a Heng long wiring set, and a few other things but it's just the tip of the iceberg.
One thing I like about the kit is the wheels. They come with rubber tires, and have bearings + bushings to go on the metal axles... but not even a diagram to show how they go! Anyway here are some images of the parts as they arrive in the box, mostly I took these photos for "inventory" and to aid me in reboxing, since some of this model is getting "out-sourced" to others to do. After considering everything I decided that'd be the smart thing, since I know what I should do and where I'd reach the hair-pulling phase; I want this model to be as good as it can be. I'm starting to thing i should have just spent the money and bought a ready-made RTR from ebay... since on the present course it is almost certainly going to cost me the same ultimately. This model will probably reach the $1000 mark with ease - as much as I paid for my first car 40 years ago
Pile of parts did I say? The plastic tracks come as individual links and a bag of pins. It took me 4 hours to put them together
The instructions are 5 pages, 3 of which are parts lists. Turret instructions
Lights - includes headlights and searchlights, one of my favorite features of this kit
Motors include a metal hull plate to mount them on.
I also bought a small kit to make a belt of machine gun ammo .. still scratching my head how this goes together
Upper and lower hull pieces with the metal hull plate
Screens for engine grilles and cloth gun mantlet cover
