The Leopard 2A7 is fundamentally different from the KMW variant 2A7+ and is not optimised for combat in urban terrain. A total of 20 vehicles are provided for converting. It involves former Dutch A6NL models returned by Canada to Germany. The first Leopard 2A7 was handed over to the German Army in Munich on 10 December 2014. A total of 14 vehicles were produced for Tank Battalion 203, plus four more going to the Armoured Corps Training Centre and one vehicle at the Technical School for Land Systems and School for Technology of the Army. The last tank remains as a reference vehicle at KMW. The tank also features a completely new armour package that features Tungsten, Titanium as well as Nano-Ceramics. The estimated armour protection for the hull is around ~620 mm RHAe KE and near ~1000 mm RHAe KE for the turret.
THE KIT:
Length: 315mm Width: 110mm Height: 87mm
The kit includes realistic and movable torsion bar suspension and cement-free workable tracks.
Adhesive mirror foil, clear lights and optical equipment and an external display of the German combat management and information system.
Tool bags and precision PE parts included
The paint scheme of 203rd Panzer Battalion of German Army is provided.
