[Freefall Kiwi]

Recently saw the picture of this on a retailer's website - looks like a must-get, with side-skirts, turning tracks, and a commander figure. The only other diecast PzIV (sometimes) available are the old CDC/Matchbox models, and they're too expensive on eBay (not to mention not having a commander). I imagine there will soon be a flood of plastic Pz III and IV models from Dragon and EasyModel, but the FoV models - especially the Grant and the Soviet assault gun - are real metal and really look good!

[A3driver]

Originally Posted by Freefall Kiwi

The only other diecast PzIV (sometimes) available are the old CDC/Matchbox models

There is also an Altaya 1/72 Panzer IV G model with at least some metal in it. Don't know if that counts as diecast though. There are more informations on the Altaya Collections website under model #27.

[archmoco]

I see you can buy the Forces of Valor Panzer 4 and Lee in America has any one got some good close up photos that they can post?

[tankguy]

I just picked one up in Phoenix at TRU for $10.49. It is okay. Very plasticky, even the turret. The lack of weathering on the action version is definitely a detriment, and the schurzen brackets very thick and badly proportioned. I was planning on ten of these, but now think I will settle on 2 to fill out a platoon of CDC/Matchbox Pz. IVs. The Lee is very nice. Sorry, no pics!

[ZS-VAN]

Originally Posted by archmoco

I see you can buy the Forces of Valor Panzer 4 and Lee in America has any one got some good close up photos that they can post?

Pretty please. Looks like we may well have to wait for Dragon or HM given tankguys comments though.