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Hi All,
Just found this looks good . Brian...

Hi brizo

It's been talked about on armourama for a while now .,there several reviews ..and it looks like a very very nice static kit .... as far as I can see no one has attempted an rc conversion ..but it looks like the hull width
is very simulation to that if a panzer 3 and 4 ... when I can find one for sale I will grab one and have a go

Iain

Hi Iain
Yea looks very nice lots of people have converted the Pander 38T so you never know.There's two on there way the other one has extra armor fitter they were in action in Normandy. I have pre ordered them from Hannants. They are the importers of Classy Hobbys kits. So should be with us soon. Here's the other one. Brian...

Not only the tanks but two very nice crew members. Driver and commander in separate kits AND fuel barrels and jerry cans .can't wait. Brian...

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Hi Iain
Yea looks very nice lots of people have converted the Pander 38T so you never know.There's two on there way the other one has extra armor fitter they were in action in Normandy. I have pre ordered them from Hannants. They are the importers of Classy Hobbys kits. So should be with us soon. Here's the other one. Brian...

Fantastic ..I'd love the late version....

Any idea of the price ?

Hi,
AXELS are listing the early virsion for 113€ + post so I would think the late one would the same!!. The fuel drums and (jerry cans are 13€+post they are in stock now).Brian...

You guys apparently missed this thread.

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=19481

The Classy Hobby stuff is actually pretty good quality. Nice, crisp moldings, very little to no flash, and the fit is very good. I was able to glue the drums from the inside with a touch-n-flow. I finally got all the jerry cans finished, now to find good spots for them. The drums look great in the back of the Opel Blitz.

Hi All,
Well this is the point I'm at with the Classy Hobby Panzer.II Luchs 9th Div. very nice kit goes together really will. Lots of VERY small pieces to fit along the way soo check the spruces for parts. I've taken photos along side my PZ.IV Lang 70 so you can see the size of the kit. Brian...

It looks a lovely little model that would be an unusual and great addition to any battlefield. The thing is, who's going to be the first person to r/c it? (and post the build one here.) My skills are totally inadequate, or it goes without saying, I would offer.

Ooops! double post. Feel free to delete it.