I built the older release of this kit wanting a Winter diorama with lots of snow and cold weather. The kit went together with no fit problems and lots of detailing for an accurate undercarriage and suspension. By closely following the instructions I was able to duplicate the complex cross arm suspension that made this truck popular with the German Army. The instructions also include a valuable historic background of the actual vehicles and you get a sense of the usefulness of such a vehicle. Due to the detailing of the parts I would highly recommend that an experienced scale modeler tackle this kit as beginners would be discouraged right from the start. I paired mine with the Tamiya PaK 40 75mm Anti-tank gun as suggested in the Pak 40 instructions showing a 1941 Anti tank gun Platoon. Any additional items will be shown in further detailed photos but here are some to start off with.

Tamiya had an older Krupp Protze truck kit, which was quite nice, but it's great to see this new version. I particularly like the inclusion of a machine gun and more than one figure (the original kit only had a driver). The extra accessories for adding detail are well done and appreciated as well.

The is a re boxed version of an older Tamiya kit which now comes with added parts for weapons and crew members. The build is easy and straightforward with no fit issues. The detail are still great for a kit this old and the accessories which include the weapons and crew really help bring it to life. I cant imagine you will be using all the included parts for this kit unless you plan on using them for other projects which is added bonus if you like German WW2 gear. The kit also includes several different combinations of marking options and can be combined with other kits such as the PAK 36 to make a complete diorama. I highly recommend this kit for all skill levels.