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The Panzer II D was one of a series of light tanks used by the German Wehrmacht in the early years of World War II.
The tank was built by MAN from May 1939 to August 1939 and featured the Maybach HL62TRM engine and a seven-speed gearbox, making it faster and more maneuverable than the early Panzer IIs and having a shorter, wider and higher hull than the other models.
The Panzer IID attempted to improve the tank's cross-country ability by installing a chassis with four large rollers on each side.
Although the vehicle reached a top speed of 55 kilometers per hour, the off-road characteristics were not as good as they could have been, so only 143 II D/E tanks were built.
The last version, the II F, was withdrawn from the front in 1940.
Some of the II D were converted by Magirus to be bridge layers.
Plastic model kit for building a bridge-laying tank
unbuilt / unpainted
The tank was built by MAN from May 1939 to August 1939 and featured the Maybach HL62TRM engine and a seven-speed gearbox, making it faster and more maneuverable than the early Panzer IIs and having a shorter, wider and higher hull than the other models.
The Panzer IID attempted to improve the tank's cross-country ability by installing a chassis with four large rollers on each side.
Although the vehicle reached a top speed of 55 kilometers per hour, the off-road characteristics were not as good as they could have been, so only 143 II D/E tanks were built.
The last version, the II F, was withdrawn from the front in 1940.
Some of the II D were converted by Magirus to be bridge layers.
Plastic model kit for building a bridge-laying tank
- with photo-etched parts
unbuilt / unpainted
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