1/35 Tamiya Panzer Kampfwagen II Ausf type F

[Lee Drennen]

Here’s one I build a couple years ago it was a fun little build and I got more practice on my weathering skills on it 

[Bomber_County]

Very nice indeed, Tamiya or Dragon?

[[CAT]CplSlade]

5 hours ago, Bomber_County said:

Very nice indeed, Tamiya or Dragon?

Check the thread title.

[Bomber_County]

6 minutes ago, [CAT]CplSlade said:

Check the thread title.

Enough said........

[Martinnfb]

Nice little build. This was one of my first 1/35 scale kit I built. Lots of memories.

cheers

Martin

[Lee Drennen]

Thanks guys it was a lot of fun for me too and thanks for the compliments

[BlrwestSiR]

Really nice. Is there two different tanks that were called Panzer II?

Carl

[[CAT]CplSlade]

35 minutes ago, BlrwestSiR said:

Really nice. Is there two different tanks that were called Panzer II?

Carl

Not entirely sure what you are asking, but there were numerous variations of the basic design plus a couple using a different suspension setup. The base model Sd.Kfz 121 covered the Pzkpfw II Ausf a/1, Ausf a/2, Ausf a/3, Ausf b, Ausf c, Ausf A, Ausf B, Ausf C which was mostly a series of continuous upgrades/improvements during the production run. The Ausf D and Ausf E both had 4 double-bogie wheels per side with new sprockets and idlers. The Ausf F (depicted by the Tamiya kit above) returned to the previous suspension and was the final development of the base design. Then there was the Ausf G (VK901), the Ausf J based on the VK1601 chassis, and the Ausf L (VK1303) which used interleaved road wheels like the Panther and Tiger.