I thought a couple of things:
the high demand that there has been in recent times of models such as the Sd.Kfz 222 and Panzer IV.
And just about the Panzer IV I have always argued that it is a model underestimated , especially from the point of view of the development of the project , an issue that might be of interest to Mark and Gill.
Let me explain:
how many tanks were developed on the basis of the Panzer IV?
Sturmpanzer IV ( Brummbar ) - Jagdpanzer IV - StuG IV - Panzer IV/70 - Hummel , Nashorn and so on.
In practice, the lower hull and running gear ( except for some small adjustment ) would already be done.
Then , taking up the project of the Panzer IV could satisfy the demand of customers who have not had the opportunity to buy this kit , and at the same time you have the opportunity to create a new model.
Even the idea of a half-track I like a lot (I love the support vehicles and personnel carriers ), but if I had to choose a military vehicle created from scratch , I'd rather not go back to a German vehicle probably would prefer a tank ally.
Finally , I personally do not like the post WWII tanks because it is always difficult to move during the demonstrations / performances , along with other WWII tanks . But I repeat : this is my personal opinion .
