Vespid Models VS720015 Leopard 2 A7+ German Main Battle Tank 1/72

The plastic model kit of the Leopard 2 A7+ main battle tank in 1/72 scale by Vespid Models is an excellent choice for military modeling enthusiasts. This kit is a precise replica of the latest version of the German Leopard 2 main battle tank, used by the Bundeswehr and the Danish army. The Leopard 2 A7+ is among the most technologically advanced combat vehicles of our times, introduced into service in the early 2010s and remaining a part of the equipment of contemporary armed forces.

The Leopard 2 A7+ is an upgraded variant of the well-regarded Leopard 2, presented by Krauss-Maffei Wegmann as a comprehensive modernization featuring reinforced armor, advanced battlefield management systems, state-of-the-art active protection means, and the ability to operate in urban environments. These solutions made the Leopard 2 A7+ used by NATO missions and a key component of modern German land forces’ defense.

• Model scale: 1/72
• User countries: Germany (Bundeswehr), Denmark
• Service period: modern times (21st century – after 2010)
• Category: plastic assembly model kit
• Material: high-quality plastic (styrene), ensuring precise details and ease of processing
• The kit includes photo-etched parts, an optional metal barrel, clear parts for periscopes, and decals with authentic Bundeswehr markings
• Assembly instructions are richly illustrated and clear even for beginner modelers
• Intended for intermediate and advanced modelers – skill level: 3/5

The precise quality of the sprues and meticulously rendered details make the Vespid Models product a great choice both for collectors of modern armored vehicles and for small-scale military diorama enthusiasts. This kit allows you to build a realistic, attractive display model showcasing one of the world’s most advanced tanks.

We recommend this set to all modelers who appreciate high build quality, plenty of details, and an attractive and rarely seen contemporary armored theme. Perfect for a collector's shelf, for expanding a NATO tank collection, or for diorama projects depicting the modern battlefield.