WWI British Tank Mk. IV Male

(w/single motor)

Tamiya | No. 30057 | 1:35

Facts

Brand:: Tamiya
Title:: WWI British Tank Mk. IV Male (w/single motor)
Number:: 30057
Scale:: 1:35
Type:: Full kit
Released:: 2014 New tool
Barcode:: 4950344300570 (EAN)
Packaging:: Rigid box (Top opener)
Topic:: Mark IV » Tanks (Vehicles)

Markings

Mark IV

Mk.IV Male

British Army (1660-now)

B28, B Bn. BALCK ARROW II
November 1917 World War 1 - Fontaine-Notre-Dame
Tan
G Bn. 2365 GLAMORGAN
1918 World War 1 - Western Front
Tan
H45, H Bn. HYACINTH
November 1917 World War 1 - Near Ribécourt
Tan

Box contents

Plastic sprue (Tan), Plastic sprue (Dark gray), Whitemetal, Rod, Decalsheet (waterslide) (multicoloured), Decalsheet (stickers), Electronics

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Instructions

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Alternative SKUs for Tamiya 30057:
30057-000 | TAM30057 | 300030057 | TAM-30057

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Comments

Fabian D.
first shots of the model available:
armorama.com/modules..&topic_id=222064

All comments (11) » 14 May 2014, 17:59

Choppa Nutta
well thats modern technology for you 🙂
seems only sensible to weed out the faults when doing historical replicas if only for practical purposes 🙂

14 August 2014, 19:49

Mike S.
So, I'm sure with the number of modelers doing theirs as a straight scale build, does that mean there will be a surplus of the drive units polluting spares boxes around the world? If anyone does end up with an extra one, what might you be willing to "let it go" for? Not saying I am gonna use it, but I'd almost like to have it available, just in case...

16 September 2014, 07:24