DRAGON

It is the StuG IV Early. Dragon kit. I thought it was a Zimmerit Coating with a waffle pattern, but I think it's a little different. Maybe I should have put square dots in the lattice pattern. I think the camouflage paint was painted beautifully.

It's the Dragon Panter Medium Tank. The premium edition is worth making because it uses a lot of etched parts. The marking is Panzer-Grenadier-Division Großdeutschland at the time of the participation in the Battle of Kursk in the summer of 1943.

It is the Dragon Smart Kit, the Panzerkampfwagen III of the DAK. The marking is the 15th armor division, which had severe battle experience with the 21st armor division under the control of General Rommel in North Africa. Palm tree marking is a nice taste.

It's a Dragon Porsche Tiger. It was a premium edition, so there were a lot of etched parts, and I also did the putty work of Zimmerit coating. This tank belonged to the 653rd heavy tank destroyer battalion, the same as the Elephant tanks.

Well, it's a required subject for German tank fans, King Tiger. The Dragon kit this time has a Zimmerit coating, so it didn't take much time. There are a lot of etched parts, and they are connected track, so there is nothing to say. This is a perfect kit.

It's the Dragon StuG III Ausf F/8. Winterketten is worn as winter equipment. The birdcage-like grenade prevention wire mesh is interesting. The marking is the 901st assault gun brigade's 1943 in Kharkov Russia.

Dragon kit loaded with anti-tank guns in Steyer's RSO. I thought I made it with a lot of effort, but it became like shaved ice. Winter camouflage is difficult. Still, it's a lot better than the Italeri RSO I made a long time ago.

It is a building note of the Sturmpanzer IV Brummbar Dragon. The parts are engraved with a Zimmerit coating mold. Two colors of camouflage, red-brown and dark yellow. This kit has a lot of fine parts and is fun to build.

It is a Dragon 1 ton half-track German army. A fairly small vehicle is equipped with a 2 cm anti-aircraft gun. The decals on the meters are fine and excellent. I decided to make a vehicle of the situation in Normandy in 1944.

Dragon's Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf H. The parts are pre-molded with a Zimmerit Coating, so it's easy and nice. Ｉ chose the marking of the 8th regiment, 2nd armor division in Normandy in 1944. Even belt-type tracks are not bad depending on how they are made.

It's the Dragon Smart Kit, StuG III Ausf G. Even though it was a wonderful kit, I installed the Magic Truck in the opposite direction. If the direction of the track is the opposite, it is very strange for people who are used to seeing the III and IV tanks. However, we finished the assembly and painting.

I built the Dragon Smart Kit, Panter G. It is a steel wheel and has no rubber part. In the second half of World War II, German tanks were more likely to be dark green than dark yellow.