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I'm looking forward, with everyone's help to improve my Torro Panzer iv. I've got 3 other tanks that I got 6 years ago, a Panther G, Early Tiger 1 and a King Tiger. I've already started on upgrading the Panzer iv ( I know to everyone else it's just a bit of painting but it's nothing like when I was a kid, all I can remeber from then was Erown,green & duck egg blue). Anyway thank you in advance for all your help, & hopefully I may be of some help as well.

Welcome aboard and here’s all I know about Panzer IVs: our esteemed member, jarndice, is THE expert on modeling an accurate model of one. Of course we have many members with great knowledge but he seems to be the expert on this specific subject matter.
And be sure to check out this site of our own Rad Schuhart https://radindustries.wordpress.com/202 ... r-iv-zorn/

Hello! There are many of us on RCTW who favor the Pzkw. IV. Using the search function you will likely find an overload of information. I have a few Torro/Taigen Panzer IVs. The Torro/Taigen tanks make a good start with decent quality and in the latest some fine sound. Fire away questions and put up photos as you refine the model.

Jussi Hi,Welcome to the Forum
Where in the world are you? That is so we we can bury you with Spam and Junk mail Truly joking.
I do have an affection for all versions of the Panzer 4 BUT there are other members of this Forum whose knowledge and skills are in a different universe compared with what I know or do such as Roy and Rad and a regiment of other worthies and I hope they will forgive me for not giving them a name check,
Your first Tank is the most important one,
Over the years as your skills and knowledge improve you will keep returning to it and though it will never in your mind be finished it will always be your pride and joy
Ask questions and remember when inevitably it all goes wrong you are doing this for FUN

Hey Jussi,

Nice tanks there! You'll find everything you need here to delve deeper into this amazing hobby. And I think Sir Jarndice said it best: "Ask questions and remember when inevitably it all goes wrong you are doing this for FUN"

Cheers,
Eric.