Panzer III

[SoCalBobS]

How is the scale outline ? Dai

It looks close enough like a Panzer III to me, but I don’t have a real one to compare it to. Vaseline knows more than I do. Yes, the mold looks the same as earlier versions. Maybe Rubicon knows this, but I don’t remember them having the truncated battery compartments as this does. Did they alter them to fit the newer electronics?

[Vaseline]

The most unscale bit about the III is its gunbarrel needs to be about 3/4 the diameter it is. but thats not possible if you want to do airsoft at all and thus why henglong didnt do it. Its also one of the tanks that has its tools molded straight into the hull rather than seperate parts so looks crappy. but that may have changed in the years since I got mine? Im unsure if theyve changed tooling on the IIIs or IVs

[dai phan]

Just received an HL Panzer III Ausf L from Toucan, the pro version with metal tracks, sprockets and idlers and I presume internal gears. I'm posting this because I was pleasantly surprised to see it had adjustable tensioners! Mine will eventually be in a DAK scheme, although I don't know if the up-armored Ausf L was in North Africa.

Edit: I guess it was.

How is the scale outline ? Dai

[Vaseline]

I think they had up to the N in Africa...which I believe the N was the last production variant anyway.

[SoCalBobS]

Just received an HL Panzer III Ausf L from Toucan, the pro version with metal tracks, sprockets and idlers and I presume internal gears. I'm posting this because I was pleasantly surprised to see it had adjustable tensioners! Mine will eventually be in a DAK scheme, although I don't know if the up-armored Ausf L was in North Africa.

Edit: I guess it was.