Done their Comet and Centurion this year. In the middle of a Panther now. Incredible value for money with all the add ons I usually expect to buy as extras. They're not the easiest simply because so many components are so tiny but the are truly impressive kits. I think I'm on the way to being an addict. And I've spent the last fifty years building aircraft!😅

Great review..So good to see people embracing these smaller scale kits. I have their Tiger 1 on the go at the moment,and just like this kit,the detail is amazing....I've bought a 2nd one as i'm so impressed!

I just got the Tiger and have this on order. I'm blown away by the detail and all the extras included. So much so that I'm thinking of selling some of my 1/35 stash.

Thank you for the review. I saw these kits at my local hobby store recently and I was quite tempted to pick one up. Well now I am even more tempted! The turret roof armour was really only used in Italy as far as I know, as they have in the marking instructions there.

Trying the new hetzer model from vespid and im absolutely impressed by his fine detail, i will love make the comet also.

I’ve just bought the Centurion and the level of detail is off the scale. The Comet will be my next Vespid model…

Great kit!But with all this double parts they could have put 2 Kits in the box for maybe 22 pound!

I’ve built the Vespid 1/72 A34 Comet which is a gem. I fancy their new Centurion next. Great review 👍

Very thorough review of this impressive kit. In a way it's a shame to include so many options, like the second hull, as much of the plastic is going into your spare parts box. It is the finest 1:72 Panther kit that I have seen though. Has more pieces than the 1:35 Tamiya (motorized) Panther A that I built in the 1970's.

Hey Jason, lovely kit

Appears to be a pretty good kit - may have to purchase this and give it a try. One thing that I like about kits that offer both EARLY and LATE version parts together is that I try to make a later version but also place some early version parts onto kit, thus showing that the supply system is not quite caught up to what is in the field (have encountered that problem quite a few times in my Army career).

Great review. The bigger idler is 655 mm one "self cleaning" and the older one is 600 mm , actually the 600mm ones were instaled on last production runs of G that were send to defend Berlin. The very last exhaust is the simplest one ( simply metal pipe ones) and the box with squere door is indeed for IR equipment ( often removed with IR so this was common to see panther winth onle one normal left box and rightone missing )

That is a stunning kit for that scale - credit where credit is due - well done Vespid. Also at £18 it is very good value, as you say if it was 1/35 they could charge triple that amount. A great review too.

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There are as many parts if not more to this kit as a 1/35 scale Panther tank but what a great model

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Hi,are you going to build this kit in the very near future as it would be very interesting to see?

£18.99 for a 1/72 kit? id call that being ripped off, but thats just me lol