Tamiya Panzer IV J before and after the fight

[Pcomm1]

Deleted the video on You Tube, another is in production, stay tuned.

[Matdragon]

very nice indeed love the paint job and scale speed driving!

but ... showing off this tank why have it being desroyed at the end

cheers mate,

Matt

[Pcomm1]

Hi,

Because the good guy always have to win in the movies and that includes You Tube videos! When my Sherman build is finished, I'll look forward to knocking the Pz4 out with it, too.

John

[tankmad]

Excellent build it looks and sounds the part bro. 
Stevie

[thecommandernj]

Looks very nice. They have been out for quite a while now but I still have not seen one used on a US tank battlefiled yet.  Nice job

              Bob

[Pcomm1]

Thank you. Besides an outstanding one in Texas, I am only aware of one other kit currently being built by a SCAT member on the West Coast. So they seem rare and perhaps not yet a popular kit. I found this Pz4 builds into a little jewel and it runs great. The Tamiya Pz4J, I think, is a case of showing up to late to the party. If one has invested in the HL Pz3 and or the HL Pz4, it doesn't make a lot of sense to build this model. But I had traded my feisty little HL f/o Pz3 away and had sold the other, so the wife stepped up and presented me with the kit as both a birthday and Christmas present a year ago last summer.
John

PS It also did run with wire mesh side skirts, but I am redesigning the mounting hardware, as the first effort lasted just 3 battles, after a collision with a pretty aggressive TBU M-26 Pershing.