This is an armoured halftrack with a quadruple 20mm gun on the back. You can model the gun in firing position with the sides of the halftrack lowered into a flatbed or leave them up in travel mode. I left my sides up as if the vehicle was on the move.
The kits is very nicely moulded and has good detail. The tracks are particularly nice and although the instructions say put them in warm water before attaching to the wheels, i didnt need to. They are flexible plastic and in one piece, which again makes a change from nasty rubber or vinyl, or fiddly link and length.
I did have to drill a few holes for some the external details and you do have to drill a few holes in the back of the halftrack too. The trailer at the back is a nice easy build and i added a few bits of stowage on the top. Be really careful with the gun barrels as they are very delicate, you can probably get metal replacements somewhere.
Its a fun kit to build and would look excellent in firing position with some crew firing it.
Colonel Mustard 
Quite an impressive model there, Will! 🙂 Very nice indeed!
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That’s a nicely put together build! I’m always struck by how large those trailers are.
Regards, Chris.
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One of my favourite German vehicles. And nicely executed!
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That is nice- the mobile AA guns that the Germans made so much use of always make for attractive models. Great work.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Any table that is going to allow planes to strafe the troops demands AA support. This looks awesome, and the addition of the trailer, something not often scene on a tabletop, so well done for the extra detail.
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thanks – the kit is a nice one -the trailer comes with it so its a good addition
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Nice job – love the camouflage
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thanks Mark
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Like Mark said mate ,great work on that camouflage !
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