Small Scale Military Headquarters

Is their a panzer ii in this scale?

If not is the 1/35 kit that far off?

I have not seen a Panzer II in 1:32, but I will admit I'm not as familiar with the breadth of the scale model kit offerings - especially those from past decades. There are currently several 1:35 Panzer II kits by Tamiya and Dragon, representing various models throughout the production run of the tank.

I've been tempted to get an early-war Panzer II A/B/C variant in 1:35 (such as was used in the Battle of France). Tamiya makes such a kit. The Panzer II is a small tank to begin with and a 1:35 scale scale tank would only be just that much smaller sitting next to 1:32 vehicles.

I keep hoping that FOV would make this tank, along with a proper Panzer III, a Char 1B, a Churchill, Valentine, Crusader, and well, I could go on wishing

Yeah tman. There are so many tanks that could be done and no one making them, very depressing.

Make ME the Projects Manager at FOV!! And believe me you would never see another FOV Sherman,Tiger,Panther for a long long time,LOL.

Didn't John Jenkins do one in 1/30? I think it might have been a Spanish tank. That might work.

The least FOV could do are the small AFV's. in 1:32.

PANZER II
PUMA
GREYHOUND
CHE-HA
M15/42
SEMOVENTE
BREN GUN CARRIER

FOV should sell all the tools to a more innovative and resourceful company.
Where are all the 21st CENT. moulds?
Lots of room for variants there.

Plastic General

Britains offered two Greyhounds. Britains also offered a Bren gun carrier many years ago. K&C offered the Semovente. Figarti offered the Che-ha. Jenkins offered the Panzer II. All of these offerings are close to 1/32. Since they are all retired, often you can pick them up for less than current FOV prices.

ketelone wrote:Didn't John Jenkins do one in 1/30? I think it might have been a Spanish tank. That might work.

Jenkins did a Panzer I, not a II, K. There is a fairly decent Panzer II in the 1:30th scale from K&C, as shown below----upper left: