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Item No:56047

1/16 R/C Tank Series No.47

1/16 R/C GERMAN MAIN BATTLE TANK LEOPARD 2 A7V FULL-OPTION KIT

Length: 701 mm. Image shows painted and assembled kit.


About the Leopard 2 A7V
In 2017, it was decided to give the Bundeswehr Leopard 2 an upgrade with the A7V, an improved version of the Leopard 2 A7 (A7 was an upgrade of the 2001 Leopard A6). The A7V has additional hull front armor to increase its survivability, with reinforced suspension. Its L/55 120mm gun can take on enemy armor up to five kilometers away. Other design evolutions include a sight device to amplify vision in poor visibility, new tracks and a new turret rear basket. 104 existing tanks are to be upgraded to A7V spec, and units began receiving them in September 2021.

About the Model
This is a 1/16 scale R/C model assembly kit. ★The powerful Leopard 2 A7V form is faithfully captured. ★Take control of forward and reverse movement, a range of turns and pivots, turret rotation and gun elevation. Gun recoil and vehicle kickback are also recreated. ★Authentic turbo engine and firing sounds are coordinated with model actions. ★Gun barrel control system keeps main gun automatically trained in a set direction. ★Compatible with separately sold Battle System.

Specifications
★Hull length: 701mm, width: 241mm, height: 190mm. Weight: 4.9kg. ★The deep engine sounds were sampled from a recording of the actual V12 diesel turbo. ★Speaker unit emits highly authentic sounds in time with model actions. ★Suspension utilizes metal torsion bars. ★Double-pin plastic tracks are pre-assembled and have integrated synthetic rubber pads. ★Includes Control Unit.

Separately Required Items
★4-channel transmitter ★Battery pack and charger ★Batteries for transmitter


  • This accurate model has a design based upon extensive research of the full-size vehicle.
  • The L/55 120mm smoothbore gun has an elevation range of around 30 degrees.
  • Orange and white LEDs are used to simulate main gun and 7.62mm machine gun fire respectively.
  • 20 metal balls in the turret ring give smooth 360-degree motion. Rotate the turret with the gun depressed and it automatically rises to avoid the hull, returning to its original elevation when clear.
  • LEDs are used to illuminate various lights across the model.
  • Realistic textural recreations of the front armor and mud flaps.
  • Equipment such as caged headlights and the driving support system sensor head are accurately recreated.
     
  • A closer look at the turret-top MG3 and the covered EMES 15A2 main sight.
     
  • Take a look at the commander's portable display and the PERI R17A3 panoramic sight on its round base.
  • Photo-etched parts recreate the turret side basket surfaces.
  • Circular engine grille mesh sections are also photo-etched parts.
  • There is plenty of detail to admire at the rear: grousers, antenna case, spare track racks and the central driver system sensor. Tow cables are plastic parts.
  • The plastic lower hull offers superb attention to detail.
  • The suspension utilizes metal torsion bars.
  • The additional mine protection on the front underside is also recreated. Plastic double-pin tracks are pre-assembled with integrated pads.
  • Die-cast arms and drive sprockets give super durability. Bump stoppers have metal springs.
  • The precision aluminum gun barrel removes the need for cleaning up of parting lines.
  • Photo-etched parts recreate engine grille mesh, side basket surfaces, rear basket surfaces and more.
  • The rear gearbox unit employs two type 540 motors. Power transmission mechanics follow those on a full-size tank: one motor controls forward/reveres, and the other control right and left track speed.
  • The DMD T-12 control unit controls the motors and coordinates lights and sounds with actions.
  • The speaker unit faithfully recreates sounds of the engine and various other actions in conjunction with model motion.
  • The model battery pack is housed centrally in the turret: access it by releasing turret side armor and removing the top.

Information is current as of May 2, 2025. Specifications are subject to change without notice.