Unique design with a long barrel 71 caliber 8.8cm gun that can destroy Soviet T34 tanks from a distance of over 2,000m, thick armor reaching up to 200mm, and a motor driven by engine power generation. The Elephant is a German heavy tank destroyer equipped with a typical running gear. It was originally named Ferdinand after its developer, Dr. Porsche, and by May 1943, 90 tanks had been completed. It was used for the first time in actual combat during the Battle of Kursk, a fierce battle with the Soviet Army, and achieved the victory of destroying over 500 Soviet tanks. Afterwards, based on battle lessons, an on-vehicle machine gun and a cupola were added, and a tracked vehicle with increased mobility was added. Various modifications were made, including installation, and the official name was changed to Elephant in February 1944.Blessed with skilled crew and maintenance staff, Elephant was able to carry out attacks in defensive battles on the Italian Front and the Eastern Front. Demonstrating its power and defensive capabilities. It was used in the Battle of Berlin in April 1945, and continued to pose a threat to the Allied forces until the end of the war.

[Model details]

 This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit of the German heavy tank destroyer Elephant. - Total length: 236 mm, overall width: 97 mm. Based on detailed research on actual vehicles, a long gun barrel of 8.8 cm is mounted in the fixed fighting compartment at the rear of the vehicle body. A unique style with a gun is realistically modeled. - The large battle compartment is made into a three-dimensional piece using a slide mold. - The long main gun, engine deck at the front of the vehicle body, and complex suspension parts are easy to assemble. Realistically reproduced with configuration. - The track is a connected assembly type that advances the integration of parts. The natural slack creates a sense of weight. - A set of 3 half-body figures of the tense commander, loader, and driver. - Italy Includes 3 types of decals including the front and eastern front.