QuanGuan

QuanGuan is known for external similarities to COBI, but this is not always the case. This T-34 is not only bigger, but also has some nice details.

It is easy to see which well-known brand was the model here. Nevertheless, the structure differs significantly and more parts are used to implement more details.

In retrospect, the Allies believe that the Panther is the best medium battle tank of all the conflicting parties in World War II. How well is QuanGuan’s model doing?

On the German side, the KV-1 was often referred to as the Dicker Bello and, under the name PzKpfw 753, was also used as a captured tank in various areas of operation.

It was one of the most important tanks in World War II and therefore in every collection of fans of this series. This model looks good, but it has its weaknesses in terms of quality.

With the Panzer II Ausf. L LUCHS, QuanGuan is currently the only one on the market. It looks good, but can the quality also convince?

With this set, too, QuanGuan took COBI as a great role model. However, the structure is completely different. Nevertheless, this set has to face the qualitative comparison.

One of the most powerful tanks of World War II should not be missing in any portfolio and QuanGuan has also released a model. It should be obvious that COBI was the great role model here.

The Tiger 131 is a very special Panzerkampfwagen VI that still exists today and has an eventful history. Is this QuanGuan model worthy of the role model?

QuanGuan is a newcomer to this blog and as the first set we look at one of the most built vehicles by the Soviets in World War II, the SU-76. How does it perform qualitatively?