1:16 German Panzer III type L RC Tank - BASIC version
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TThe German Panzer III Type L RC tank is a highly detailed and accurate replica of the infamous World War II tank. This remote-controlled model is constructed with a sturdy and durable plastic body, which accurately reflects the original tank's design and features.
The Panzer III Type L RC tank boasts a realistic camouflaged paint job, complete with intricate markings and decals, giving it an authentic appearance. The attention to detail is evident throughout the tank, with features like hatches, exhaust pipes, and machine guns accurately replicated.
Equipped with a fully functional turret, the tank can rotate a full 320 degrees, providing excellent maneuverability. The turret is also capable of elevating and depressing, allowing for realistic aiming and firing simulations. Furthermore, the tank features a highly responsive remote control system, enabling smooth movement in all directions.
The tank's tracks are designed to mimic the original tank's suspension system, ensuring smooth movement across uneven terrain. Whether it's crawling over obstacles or driving through rough terrain, this RC tank can handle it all.
The Panzer III Type L RC tank comes with a built-in sound system that faithfully replicates engine noises and realistic battle sounds. This adds to the immersive experience and enhances the overall authenticity of the tank.
Operating on rechargeable batteries, the tank offers an impressive running time, allowing for extended play sessions. Additionally, it comes equipped with built-in LED lights, providing visibility in low-light conditions and further enhancing its aesthetic appeal.
Overall, the German Panzer III Type L RC tank is a must-have for any World War II enthusiast or RC tank enthusiast. With its attention to detail, realistic features, and smooth controls, it offers a thrilling and immersive experience for both collectors and hobbyists alike.
History
The German Panzer III Type L tank was a medium tank used extensively during World War II. Its development can be traced back to the early 1930s when the German military began developing armored vehicles to increase their offensive capabilities.
By 1934, the German Army ordered the development of a medium tank, which eventually led to the creation of the Panzer III. The first production variant, known as the Panzer III Ausf. A, was introduced in 1937. However, it was not until the later variants, such as the Ausf. E and F, that the tank began to show its potential as a main battle tank.
The introduction of the Panzer III Ausf. F in 1940 marked a significant improvement in both firepower and armor protection. It was equipped with a 50mm KwK 39 L/60 gun, which proved effective against most Allied tanks at the time. The tank's frontal armor, around 50mm thick, also provided decent protection from enemy fire.
However, as the war progressed, the Panzer III's limitations became more apparent. With the introduction of more heavily armored Allied tanks, such as the Soviet T-34 and the British Churchill, the 50mm gun on the Panzer III struggled to penetrate their armor. This led to its diminishing role as a main battle tank on the Eastern Front.
To address this issue, the German Army introduced various upgrades to the Panzer III, including the Type L variant. The Panzer III Type L was equipped with a longer 50mm KwK 38 L/42 gun, which slightly improved the tank's anti-tank capabilities. It also featured additional armor plates to enhance protection on the hull and turret.
Despite these improvements, the Panzer III Type L was still not on par with the latest Allied tanks. The German Army recognized the need for a more capable tank, leading to the development of the Panther and Tiger tanks. As a result, production of the Panzer III Type L was discontinued in 1942, with only around 100 units produced.
From that point on, the Panzer III was gradually phased out from front-line combat duties. However, some were converted into other roles, such as tank recovery vehicles and self-propelled artillery platforms. The tank continued to be used in secondary theaters and by training units until the end of the war in 1945.
Overall, the Panzer III Type L played a significant role in the early years of World War II, but its limitations became more apparent as the conflict progressed. Despite this, it still served as the backbone of the German armored units during some key battles, showcasing the effectiveness of German tank design and tactics during the early stages of the war.
Details
2.4 GHz control
Built-in 4 in 1 steel gearbox with durable gears and a better ratio for more power
New Black Power motors with improved torque ensure more precise, realistic and jolt-free control.
Hand painted tank commander
including metal tower, metal chains, metal track rollers, traction and guide wheels, metal bottom tray
Airbrush painting in professional quality
2000 mAh Ni-Mh power battery guarantees extended gaming fun.
Controls/Functions:
Control proportional! You can start very slowly.
2.4 GHz Receiver
Forward/Reverse
halt
Forward left or right rotation
Reverse left or right rotation
Turning on the spot/Super Spin right and left
Raising and lowering guns/Gun up and down
gun turret rotates 320° (160° right / 160° left)
A warning light lights up during firing
diff. Engine/MG Sound
smoke from the mufflers
Spring-loaded track rollers
IR recoil system
Ready to run
Details/scope of delivery:
R/C Panzer 3 - PzKpfw III Ausf L Torro Profi-Edition
Scale 1/16
2.4 GHz control
incl. smoke generator
incl. sound module
incl. IR recoil system
Remote control 2.4 GHz
Dimensions: approx. 35x19x20 (LxWxH cm)
Battery 7,2V 2000mAh Ni-Mh
Travel time up to 30 min.
Charging time approx. 4 h
Charger 7,2V-400mA German standard
6x AA battery transmitter (not included)
1 bottle of smoke liquid
sticker set
Small parts/accessory set/soldier
Wooden crate in ammunition box look for transport and storage
Colors: camouflage
Weight approx. 5,0 kg incl. accessories
Operating instructions English and German
Includes:
Adjustable tracks tension
smoke generator
sound module
IR recoil system
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