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The Mark IV was a British tank of World War I. Introduced in 1917, it benefited from significant developments on the first British tank, the intervening designs being small batches used for training and was first used in large numbers on 7 June 1917, during the British assault on Messines Ridge. Kit features highly detailed exterior with rivets, front armor plate with exterior detail, Commanders and Drivers visors lookout hatch are separate, pistol ports molded in the closed position, detailed running gear with exhaust system, individual link workable track, driving chain, injection molded gun barrel, detailed 6pdr guns with separate breech block, 7.62mm Lewis guns with traverse and elevation, armored fuel tank, access door molded closed position, Sponsors separate lower doors positioned open/closed, photo etch parts and separately molded figure (German photographer wearing standard German Uniform Pickelhaube helmet). Decals and markings for (2) tanks: Annchen, Panzer 107, Abteilung 12, Near Fort de la Pompelle, 1918 and Flirt II, F Company, Cambrai 1917.