1:16 German Panzer IV (F2 Type) RC Tank - Full pro version
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The RC Tank called the German Panzer IV (F2 Type) is a meticulously crafted replica of the legendary World War II tank employed by the German Army. Designed to emulate the Panzer IV version produced in the midst of the war, this tank model showcases notable enhancements made to its defense and weaponry.
The RC tank's body is made from high-quality plastic, lending it a sturdy and authentic appearance. Its heavy-duty tracks allow it to maneuver effortlessly across various terrains, mimicking the agility and power of the original tank. With precise detailing and accurate coloring, the tank truly captures the essence of the Panzer IV (F2 Type).
Equipped with a sophisticated remote control system, this RC tank offers an immersive and dynamic experience for enthusiasts. The controller allows the user to control the tank's movements, including forward, reverse, left, and right turns, with smooth and responsive handling. The tank's turret can also rotate horizontally, allowing for precise aiming at targets and simulating the real-life functionality of the original Panzer IV.
In terms of firepower, the RC tank boasts a formidable arsenal. Its main cannon features an automatic firing system, realistically mimicking the sound and recoil of an actual tank round. The tank is also equipped with additional simulated machine guns, providing a comprehensive combat experience. With its high level of detail, the tank effectively captures the historical accuracy and authenticity of the Panzer IV's armament.
This RC tank is not only visually stunning but also highly functional. It combines the thrill of remote control operation with the historical significance of an iconic armored vehicle, making it a must-have for collectors, enthusiasts, and history buffs alike. Whether used for display, reenactments, or engaging in simulated battles, the German Panzer IV (F2 Type) RC Tank is a captivating and immersive replica that brings the history of World War II to life.
History
The German Panzer IV, specifically its F2 type, was one of the most widely used tanks during World War II. Its development and operational history provide valuable insights into the German wartime tank industry and its role in the war.
Development:
The Panzer IV emerged as an answer to the evolving battlefield and the need for a versatile medium tank for the German army. Development efforts began in the mid-1930s, and the first prototypes were produced by Krupp and Rheinmetall-Borsig in 1937. The initial models, Panzer IV Ausf. A to D, proved to be underpowered and had various technical issues.
However, the tank saw significant improvements with the introduction of the Ausf. E and F models in 1940. The Panzer IV F2 type, sometimes referred to as Panzer IV Ausf. F2 or Panzer IV Ausf. G, was a variant that featured substantial upgrades to its firepower and armor.
Specifications:
The Panzer IV F2 was armed with a 75mm KwK 40 L/43 gun, offering superior penetration capabilities compared to its predecessors. This upgrade allowed it to engage enemy tanks more effectively, even those with thick armor. It had a crew of five, including the commander, gunner, loader, driver, and radio operator.
Operational History:
The Panzer IV F2 type played a crucial role in many major military campaigns during World War II. It was first deployed in large numbers during the German invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941. The tank proved effective against Soviet T-34 and KV tanks, which were superior in terms of armor and firepower.
Its combat effectiveness highlighted the need for more powerful tanks on the Eastern Front, eventually leading to the development of the Panther and Tiger tanks. Nonetheless, the Panzer IV F2 remained in production and service due to its reliability and the ongoing demand for medium tanks.
The tank also saw action in other theaters of the war, including North Africa and Italy. It was utilized in various offensive and defensive operations, contributing to the German army's tactical successes.
By 1943, the Panzer IV F2 faced challenges on the battlefield as newer Soviet tanks like the T-34-85 and heavier IS-2 became dominant. Despite this, the Panzer IV continued to serve primarily in secondary and support roles. Its relatively smaller size and mobility allowed it to be utilized effectively in urban warfare and other restricted environments.
The Panzer IV F2 was a significant advancement in the German tank industry during World War II. While it was eventually outclassed by more advanced tanks, it played a crucial role in the early to mid-war period and helped shape the evolution of German armored warfare strategies. Its combination of firepower, reliability, and versatility made it a formidable opponent on the battlefield.
Details
Controls/Functions:
Model: RC tank "Panzer IV F2" No. 3859-1 with smoke, sound.
Manufacturer: Heng Long
Scale: 1:16
Climbing capacity: 35 °
Drive: 2x electric motors 8500 U / min
Power Supply: 7.4V 1800mAh Li-Ion
Charging time: about 4 hours
Journey time: about 30 minutes
Lighting: 2 front lights
BB shot function
Capacity ammunition chamber: 65 balls (6mm)
Remote Control: Forward / Reverse [proportional], forward left or right rotation [proportional], reverse left or right turn, raise and lower gun turret to 320 ° rotatable (160 ° right / 160 ° left), ammunition shooting even while driving, recoil simulation while shooting
Frequency: 2.4 GHz frequencies. So that you can go with several tanks simultaneously and without interference (up to 50 tanks).
Includes:
RC tank "Panzer IV F2" with smoke, sound, shooting function
Multifunction 2.4GHz remote control (requires 6x AA LR6 batteries, not included!)
1 x 7.4V 1800mAh Li-Ion Battery
Charger 7.4V-400mA
ca. 200-230 shot 6mm ammunition
Target
Stickers/Decals
Small parts / accessory / soldier
1x oil smoke (25 ml)
Operating instructions
Metal Rock Arm
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