Dragon's range of German armour kits is extensive, though sometimes it can get a bit silly. There instructions have improved recently and as Tojo say's, there kits are very well detailed, though at times this can go over board. One might wonder why put so much detail into wheel axel arms on a tank that are going to be hidden behind large road wheels.
I recently finished a Tamiya Pz III and Dragon panther and they were both lovely kits and really nice to build. I did add quite a bit of PE to the Tamiya kit, while for the panther, I only used a few PE parts from the Aber set I had bought for it, the kit was so nicely detailed.
I have not built or even bought a Bronco kit yet, but having seen a couple on here, they look very nice and I am certainly looking at getting a couple.
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On the bench: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.3/Fujimi 1/72nd Ju 87D-3