If you'd like a simple, easy, super quick build, why not Tamiya's Panzer Kampfwagen II Ausf. F/G

Bish is right off course - a lot has happend in the time I have been inactive.
And Dragons  instructions did not magically improve themselfes...

I still think that 6383 is a very good choice since it comes with the Zimm molded on.

Saves you hours of work or ~ $ 25 for a resin set.

But I had a look at Spruebrothers and 6383 is not even available :|

Rye Field comes at $ 67.49 with a full interior. The kit has had very good reviews.

Trumpeter has a zimmed version at $ 47.99.
Have only seen one review but that was positive.

And the XLNT AFV Club is only $ 37.49.
You will need to get yourself a resin Zimm set for this one though (see above).
I will get one myself :)

http://store.spruebrothers.com/product_p/afv35079.htm

Svenne

How these by Tamiya

they seem the same to me

German Destroyer Jaagdtiger

German Jagdpanzer IV/70(V) Lang

German Panzer V Panther Ausf D - Sd.Kfz.171

Since I already love Tamiya. The way they go together and the detail. Is there any brand their equal that doesn’t have 3000 parts

How’s this kit

German Jagdpanzer IV/70(V) Lang
Unassembled plastic model kit

thanks. Where did you buy from

nice picture

Models32466

Ok going with the what brand is easy with some nice detail

Jagdtiger

 

And

 

Panther

 

So,if you mean Tamiya,I can tell you that their Jagdtiger is an excellent build,I think it comes with indie tracks and one piece,I went with metal if its in your budget,but that kit is a great choice.

http://s180.photobucket.com/user/tojo72/media/Jagdtiger%20Build/DSC00836.jpg.html

Ok going with the what brand is easy with some nice detail

Jagdtiger

And

Panther

The better tact is to first decide what vehicle you want to build.  Then ask who makes the easiest to build, best detailed, most accurate, etc. kit of that vehicle.  You will get much better answers that will actually direct you to a kit to buy as opposed to all the wide-ranging opinions above.

I use Sprue Brothers a lot too. 

A few more good sites:

https://redfroghobbies.com/

www.hlj.com

https://www.scalehobbyist.com/

http://spruebrothers.com/

http://www.dragonusaonline.com/

I get mine from hannants or e-bay mostly. But though i am in the UK i will buy kits from all over the place depending on price.

Where do you get your kits online please?

Models32466

Did you mean the 

PANTHER Ausf.D Late 1-72

Dragon 606383?

 

No, he meant Dragons 1/35th Tiger I late production.

I would deffinetly avoid Dragon kits for now, at least their newer ones. Apart from often being complicated to follow the instructions, there prices have gotten silly and other companies have started to over take them with better kits at a better price.

Models32466

I am new only built three Armor- Tiger, M40 and M109--Picture in my other thread. Didn't like the Meng.  Just bought Tamiya Walker Bulldog, Stuart, Lee and a Easy Eight -- thats why I am look German.

 

Have a M1A2 OIF on the table right now.

 

Thamks for the information

 

I know I mentioned Dragon,but if you want to go the Tamiya route,their new kits are simpler to build,but less detailed then Dragon,but still very nice.

Jagdtiger

Jagdpanzer IV

Panther

Elefant

All of recent vintage and pretty nice.you should google any kit your interested in,you should find a myriad of build logs and reviews.

Did you mean the 

PANTHER Ausf.D Late 1-72

Dragon 606383?

I am new only built three Armor- Tiger, M40 and M109--Picture in my other thread. Didn't like the Meng.  Just bought Tamiya Walker Bulldog, Stuart, Lee and a Easy Eight -- thats why I am look German.

Have a M1A2 OIF on the table right now.

Thamks for the information

Well you allready tackled the Meng T-90 so I guess you are not new to the hobby ;)

You have to get yourself a Pz.Kpfw.VI Ausf.E (Tiger I).

Dragons 6383 would be my first choice.

Comes with molded zimmerit and depicts a late production version, (steel rimm wheels).

Only drawback with a Tiger I is that there are so many experts arround.

Which on the other hand is an advantage as well if you are not worried about criticism.

The other side of the stick is Tamiyas Hetzer (#35285).

This is a beautiful little kit that builds with ease and makes a very enjoyable project.

Is there any specific arena or timeframe that you are particullary interested  in?

Svenne

Kind of depends on what you want in a kit. Detail? Ease of build? From my experience, Dragon is a good mix of both, but some of the newer kits with high parts counts turns me off. There is such a thing as over-engineered. That being said, I enjoyed their Elefant and Jagdtiger. For tamiya, the last two I finished were their Pz III L and the Jagdpanther. Fun kits.

Thanks everyone— I look at the Panzers From a few different brand and come up with a few to add to my ever growing collection on my shelf

As Bruce and Bish said Takom and Tamiya make really good stuff. 

Meng, Rye Field, Amusing, Trumpeter, Hobby Boss, and the newer Academy stuff is really good too. 

A web search will come up with piles of reviews. Armorama and Perth Military Modeling do lots of reviews for just two sites. 

http://armorama.com/

https://www.perthmilitarymodelling.com/index.html

Tamiya has some nice German armour kits. There Tiger Early and Mid production, Pz IV J, Panthers and Tiger II. You can't really go wrong with any of them.

Takom is making some really nice Panther versions, and some with full interiors. They have a decent price point too.