The Panzer IV was a cornerstone of German armored forces in World War II, valued for its flexibility and sturdy design across varied battlefields. The Bergepanzer IV converted that base into a recovery machine by removing the turret and fitting lifting gear, and by May 1944 production of the Bergepanzer 36 was underway to support recovery operations.
Trumpeter's 1/35 rendition captures the Bergepanzer IVs practical layout and service role, providing detailed parts that reflect the vehicle's workshop and salvage tasks. The kit aims to convey the functional appearance used by crews in the field.
The model contains 823 plastic parts across 18 sprues, presenting a detailed assembly experience that benefits from careful test-fitting. Photo-etched components boost realism, and the finished dimensions of 168mm by 82.9mm by 58.3mm give the completed model a solid presence for display or vignettes.
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