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DAS WERK 1/16 GERMAN LEOPARD 2A7V MAIN BATTLE TANK Plastic Model Kit, Nuremberg Toy Show Preview

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DAS WERK 1/16 GERMAN LEOPARD 2A7V MAIN BATTLE TANK Plastic Model Kit, Nuremberg Toy Show Preview

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#NUREMBERTOYSHOW #PLASTICMODELS #MILITARYMINIATURES #military USA https://andyshhq.com/ CANADA https://andyshhq.ca Europe and worldwide: https://andyshhq.eu/ Thank you to all who support the channel on Patreon!   / andyshobbyheadquarters   Facebook & Instagram @ ANDY'S HOBBY HEADQUARTERS Thank you for watching Don't forget if you are in the Phoenix Arizona area come visit us: ANDY'S HOBBY HEADQUARTERS LLC 15224 N 59TH AVE SUITE 12 GLENDALE, AZ 85306 The Leopard 2A7V is an advanced version of the Leopard 2 main battle tank (MBT) developed by Krauss-Maffei Wegmann (KMW) for the German Army.   Key Features: Enhanced Protection: Improved frontal hull armor with a modular add-on package for better protection against kinetic and chemical rounds.   Mine protection on the underside.   Increased Firepower: Equipped with the lethal L/55 A1 gun, capable of firing modern extended-range ammunition.   Improved Mobility: While slightly heavier than predecessors, it retains good mobility thanks to a more powerful drive system and modified drive train.   Advanced Technology: Features advanced composite armor, third-generation thermal imagers for improved target acquisition, and a new battlefield management system for enhanced situational awareness.   Significance: Modernization: The Leopard 2A7V represents a significant modernization of the Leopard 2 fleet, enhancing its capabilities to meet current and future threats. Cutting-Edge Technology: It incorporates the latest advancements in tank technology, making it one of the most advanced MBTs in the world.   The Leopard 2A7V is a formidable and technologically sophisticated tank that plays a crucial role in the German Army and continues to be a benchmark for modern tank design.   Sources and related content