Panlos

Panlos has also launched the matching Jagdtiger for the King Tiger. This looks similar on the outside, of course, but is built differently and is much more stable.

Long after the successful Maus, Panlos also brings out a king tiger with plenty of interior design. However, you have to live with a compromise between the level of detail and stability.

Panlos is now also daring to make ship models, which until now have only been known from COBI. However, they are consistently smaller and contain useless game features at the expense of stability.

Panlos has released a new series of warships and the aircraft carrier Nimitz is one of those novelties. Despite the small scale, there was room for numerous details.

Of course, the connoisseur immediately draws parallels to the Gepard anti-aircraft tank with this model. It is available in 2 different camouflage patterns and is very stable despite numerous details.

Panlos doesn’t bother with small sets at all. This is also gigantic and does not need to hide in terms of quality. The tank alone would be a large 1/28 scale set.

Unfortunately, this set is hard to find in Germany. It is not only of high quality, but also very detailed with more than 1700 parts.

The Karl mortar is already a real chunk. With the two railway carriers, however, it comes to an impressive length of 129cm.

In terms of quality, this somewhat older model from Panlos can certainly compete with the best on the market. With 1773 components, there is also an ample supply for many small details on the model.

Panlos is undoubtedly one of the underrated brands among the brick manufacturers. They prove it once again with this fully equipped model.

Far Eastern tanks are far less known in this country. Thanks to its interior and 1600 components, the Type 99 is no less interesting than western tank models.