After the Tortoise, I ordered a Nashorn and it just arrived. All in one piece and lots of details including the ammo racks. The side panel is a little warp but nothing a heat gun can't fix. All in all quite happy with it, again. Now waiting for the third one which would be a real treat. Also interesting way of splitting a tank but it makes sense when you think about it for open cab tanks. These 3DCults print are pretty clever. Metal suspension arms, plastic bogies/idler and sprocket for some strange reason from HL. Probably cheaper than trying to print them.

Here it is in red oxide primer. I have to download the 1/35 Tamiya Nashorn manual so I know where all the details bits goes as there is no good pictures of a Nashorn with those details. The reason he didn't use the PzIV HL chassis (just the tracks/sprockets/bogies and idlers) is because the Nashorn lower is actually longer than a Pz IV lower. tons of details in the cab as well as the main gun itself, with all the levers and turning wheel present. Servo elevation, servo recoil and motorized rotation are all pre-install. I did have to take the heat gun to it to bend back the upper hulls as some panels are warp.

Fighting compartment details:

Looking nice.

Surprised the last return roller doesn't look like the track touches it at all from the photos.

Pretty crazy amount of detail...