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In this video there are 2 new tanks from Quan Guan and both are more than impressive. Quan Guan is also increasingly relying on its own parts instead of copies from other manufacturers.

After the last, really successful and very detailed Tiger I, Quan Guan is again bringing a rather simple version onto the market that doesn’t really stand out from the new COBI models.

With this Spitfire Quan Guan has brought the second model of an aircraft in 1:32 scale onto the market. Wherever possible, we tried to avoid molded parts and rely on home-made products.

The P-51D is Quan Guan’s first attempt at bringing an aircraft to market. Like the tank models, this model is also very similar to COBI products. However, there are still some special features.

Quan Guan has also recognized the trend and is building more and more models with interior fittings. The engine is also built completely and no longer consists of the previously usual molded parts.

Quan Guan continues the 1:48 series with this model, while COBI seems to have ended this scale. Nevertheless, it is the first KV-1 of this size.

To match the tiger, Quan Guan now also has the panther on a larger scale in its range. This has the same style both visually and technically and unfortunately also the same quality.

Quan Guan is known for its highly variable quality and really lives up to its name here. Hardly any set from the past was worse to build than this one.

This model is both progress and regression. In addition to various innovations, some have fallen back into old patterns and have deteriorated compared to other new models.

This model doesn’t quite measure up to COBI’s much-anticipated Tiger 131, but it’s larger and more detailed than any before it.

With this new version of the Panther, QuanGuan has gone all out and completely dispensed with the ugly molded parts engine. Instead, you can build properly.

In the form of an upgrade, QuanGuan once again releases a KV-2, but it does not differ significantly from its predecessor. In terms of quality, nothing has changed in the meantime either.