Dragon's Early Production kit bears all the characteristic features of such an early vehicle, including four return rollers, Saukopf mantlet and cylindrical muffler. This model of “Guderian’s Duck” (so-called because the heavier long-barreled L/70 gun and thicker frontal armor caused a significant loss in mobility over difficult terrain) is finely detailed and is designed for ease of assembly. There are many incredibly detailed parts and options for modelers to enthuse over, in Dragon’s first ever plastic kit of this tank-killer variant.

Weighing 25.8 tons, the Late Version of Germany’s Jagdpanzer packed a lethal punch with its 7.5cm PaK42 L/70 gun. It was designed exclusively as a tank hunter, and its low profile and powerful armament ensured it was successful in this role. The Late model had two steel-rimmed wheels at the first two wheel stations, because of the failure of earlier rubber-tired wheels due to the increased weight of extra armor.