Trumpeter 07211 Brummbar on Panzer IV chassis plastic assembly 1/72 scale  [TP07211]

Trumpeter 07211 1/72 GERMANY Brummbar Mid production
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TP07211
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Brummbar mid-production by Trumpeter 07211 in 1/72 scale

This 1/72 scale plastic assembly model reproduces the German Brummbar mid-production Sturmpanzer mounted on the Panzer IV chassis, aimed at modellers who prioritise small-scale displays and accurate proportions.

Originally developed in 1942, the Brummbar converted Panzer IV chassis to accommodate a heavy 150 mm assault howitzer, offering concentrated close-support fire in urban and fortified operations. Production variants featured a sloped superstructure and reinforced howitzer mounting compared with earlier interim designs.

The kit documents the mid-production Brummbar in 1/72 and includes manufacturer-supplied model dimensions and a parts count. Components are presented on multiple sprues together with a separate track component. Assembly will require standard modelling tools and techniques. Decals provide Germany ARMY options. No resin or photo-etched sets are indicated in the supplied information.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:72
  • Assembly: plastic model kit
  • Model dimensions: Length 82.4mm, Width 40.9mm, Height 35.2mm
  • Total plastic parts: 73 pcs
  • Total sprues: 4 pcs plus track
  • Decal marking: Germany ARMY

A compact and well-documented 1/72 plastic kit that faithfully represents the Brummbar mid-production on a Panzer IV chassis, suited to careful assembly and display finishing.

While not overly complex, the kit requires experience with small parts and careful assembly; basic modelling skills and standard tools are recommended.
At 1/72 scale, fine brushing and light airbrushing work well for overall tones; use thin layers and detail-by-detail shading for the howitzer and superstructure.
Some modellers add aftermarket photo-etch or resin for extra finesse, though the kit itself does not include these items.
Decals are supplied with Germany ARMY marking options; builders should consult reference sources for historically accurate placement and weathering guidance.

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