Trophy version of the Soviet tank KV-2, used during the World War II in Wermacht, Germany. Although these tanks were made from 100 to 334 units (according to different sources), but these were the only tanks able to fight with any tank, made in Germany at the beginning of the war. Unfortunately, the lack of fuel, ammunition, and poor crew preparation resulted decided, that many of them being destroyed or taken as trophies in the first days of the USSR attack. What could be used, was used by the Germans for their own use with a little recycling. This is the German Pz. Kpfw. KV-2 754 (r) version, the model of which can be glued from this publication. The model, despite the seeming complexity, is actually quite easy to assemble and can be "overcome" even by inexperienced modelers. The assembling process of the model can be viewed here: http://kvaksiuk.com/forum-lt/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1022