Revell 03358 Sd.Kfz. 164 Nashorn 1:72

Sd.Kfz. 164 Nashorn model kit: Historical precision in miniature format

Discover the Sd.Kfz. 164 Nashorn, a detailed model kit that captures the strength and sophistication of this historic tank destroyer. With a scale of 1:72, this kit provides an accurate representation of the original vehicle, of which around 500 were produced between 1942-1944. The model kit comprises 184 parts and offers an authentic replica with a length of 117 mm, a width of 41 mm and a height of 37 mm. Recommended for model building enthusiasts aged 12 and over, this model promises an enriching and detail-oriented build time.

Scope of delivery:

Over 30 individual parts for the detailed and laterally adjustable cannon

High-precision injection-molded track with individual links and partial segments for realistic mobility

Authentic replica of the interior for complete immersion

Detailed building instructions and historical information on the Sd.Kfz. 164 Nashorn

Special features:

Side-mounted gun with over 30 individual parts for a dynamic and realistic modeling experience

High-quality injection-molded track that offers both detail and functionality

Authentic interior design that delves deep into the history and technology of the Rhino

Love of detail that honors every aspect of this historic tank destroyer

This kit is aimed at advanced model builders (level 4) with experience in gluing and painting. With its complex components and detailed design, the kit offers a challenging yet rewarding task for anyone with a passion for historic military vehicles and precision model building.

Background information:

The Sd.Kfz. 164 Nashorn was a powerful tank destroyer whose powerful 8.8 cm Pak was a threat to any enemy tank at long range. Originally designed on the basis of the Panzer III/IV, the Nashorn played an important role on various fronts during the Second World War. This model kit offers not only an opportunity to build a piece of history, but also to understand and appreciate the unique technology and strategic value of the Nashorn.