Model Plastic model of German tank Sd.Kfz.184 Ferdinand 1:16

German Sd.Kfz.184 Ferdinand 1:16

The Jagdpanzer Elefant is a German Schwerer Panzerjäger (heavy tank destroyer) used by the German Army (Wehrmacht) during World War II.

It directly stemmed from the Tigerprogramm, a competition between Porsche and Henschel which the latter won. Porsche, confident in the success of its prototype, had already started production of 90 chassis, which were left unused. It was then decided to repurpose them into heavy tank destroyers. Initially, it was nicknamed Ferdinand in reference to its designer Ferdinand Porsche.

Model of a German tank to be assembled by gluing and painting

Scale 1/16

Number of pieces: 1600

Length: 50.59cm

Width: 22.15cm

Metal parts: Track axles, springs, brass rod, copper cable, chain, and gun barrel.

Photo-etched parts: 4 sheets

Resin parts: 2 figurines

Number of sprues: 38 sprues, lower and upper hull and turret

Additional information:

1600 parts to assemble

Measures over 50cm long

Both parts of the hull and turret are from a multi-directional mold

Transparent upper turret to showcase fully detailed interior

Metal CNC machined cannon barrel

2 resin figurines included

Realistic tracks

Photo-etched parts included.