Rye Field Models Panther Ausf.G Night Sights & Armour (1/35) RM5112

Rye Field Models Plastic Model Kit Panther Ausf.G with Night Sights, Air Defence Armour & Steel Wheels (1/35) RM5112 This 1/35 scale Panther Ausf.G from Rye Field Models adds advanced detail options to an already iconic German WWII tank. The kit includes optional air defence armour plates, late-war steel wheels, and the rarely modelled FG1250 infrared night sight system, offering modellers a wide range of display possibilities. With fine detailing throughout and excellent part fit, it makes a standout addition to any collection of German armour. 1/35 scale injection-moulded plastic kit Includes infrared night vision gear (FG1250 system) Optional air defence armour panels and steel road wheels Highly detailed exterior and turret components Photo-etched parts and clear vision blocks included Optional open hatches and stowage options Note: This model kit requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately. Suggested Paint Colours ComponentTamiyaVallejoMr HobbyMr Color Base HullXF-60 Dark Yellow70.882 MiddlestoneH403C403 Camouflage GreenXF-58 Olive Green70.894 Olive GreenH303C303 Red Brown CamoXF-64 Red Brown70.984 Flat BrownH47C41 Steel WheelsXF-56 Metallic Grey70.863 Gunmetal GreyH28C28 Paints are shown for reference only; they may not be recommended in the manufacturer's instructions and are to be used only as a guide. It is recommended that you conduct your own research to find the finish you want. History The Panther Ausf.G represented the peak of German medium tank development in World War II, combining firepower, armour, and mobility. Late-war versions experimented with night-fighting capabilities, using infrared optics like the FG1250 sighting system, a rare but cutting-edge addition for the time. As the Allies gained air superiority, additional armour plates were introduced to protect against aircraft attacks. This variant captures that transitional technology period, showcasing German efforts to maintain battlefield edge even in 1945.