Takom 2076 WWI Heavy Battle Tank Mk.IV Male/Female 2 In 1 1/35

Display an impressive plastic model kit on your shelf – the Takom 2076 WWI Heavy Battle Tank Mk.IV Male/Female 2 In 1 in the popular 1/35 scale. This set from renowned manufacturer Takom allows you to build a faithfully reproduced replica of one of the iconic tanks from the era of World War I – the British heavy tank Mark IV, in either the Male or Female variant. The kit offers you the option to choose the version, making it an exceptionally attractive proposition for both collectors and military history enthusiasts.

The Mark IV tank was an evolution of earlier British designs and entered service in 1917. It played a key role during the famous Battle of Cambrai, one of the first conflicts in which armored vehicles were used en masse. The "Male" variant was armed with cannons, while the "Female" was equipped with machine guns, enabling diversified combat roles on World War I battlefields. The original design was famous for its distinctive shape, which allowed it to cross trenches and terrain obstacles—a breakthrough in tactics of the time.

The Takom model is made of high-quality plastic, ensuring precise detailing and durability once assembled. The box contains a complete set of plastic sprues, detailed assembly instructions, and optional parts that allow you to build either version of the tank. The manufacturer ensured highly accurate reproduction of armor textures, turrets, armament, and structural details such as hinges and rivets. The kit does not include metal barrels or resin additions, but the detail level of the plastic parts meets the expectations of even advanced modelers.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: United Kingdom
• Historical period: World War I (1917–1918)
• Material: Plastic
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Variants: Male or Female version selectable

We recommend this kit for intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to add an authentic vehicle from the dawn of armored warfare to their collection. Difficulty level: 3/5. The model is perfect for dioramas, historical reconstructions, and modeling competitions, while also allowing you to deepen your knowledge of early 20th-century military technology.