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This brand new sprue has contains the front glacis, as well as the rear panels of the Jagdpanzer IV. Anyone wishing to adapt their Pz IV lower chassis (Jagdpanzer conversion) and add that wee touch of Tamiya detail might find these parts useful. So far as I'm aware, the only likely source for this rare sprue would be the AAF Museum in the US, and that's where it came from. Offers over £30, and a wee bit for postage would seem reasonable....
Paypal only, and UK only, I'm afraid.

It would be a shame to waste this. If anybody would like Tamiya detail, in significant quantities in their Jagdpanzer IV (or Panzer IV conversion), I'm prepared to let this go for £25...
(That really is a bargain. Get it while it's...er, well, lukewarm

I’ll have it, please pm me your PayPal
Cheers
Wayne


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midlife306 wrote:I’ll have it, please pm me your PayPal
Cheers
Wayne


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Will do, Wayne!

PM sent, Wayne.

Annnnd sold


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Tamiya Jagdpanzer IV sprue on track, so to speak, Wayne. I put 'panzerjager' in the PM in error, but then it is Monday Morning. While I'm on the subject of Tamya bits, everybody knows, and bemoans, how expensive they are, and that Tamiya RC Tanks are now going well beyond the 'affordable' bracket and into the economic stratosphere. But just what will happen when the UK becomes a collection of islands again? Buying from rctank and elsewhere in Europe
is going to be more expensive too, I guess, even where Taigen and HL models are concerned. In fact, top-of-the-range Taigen models are already reaching, and exceeding, the £500 mark. My advice would be, buy what you want- or need now(even better)- before the shutters come down, and the prices go sky-high....and the partner (should there be one still around ) gives you, and your tanks, your marching orders.