Yep, Tamiya offers the both the Ausf A (30+ years old) and the Ausf D (1990’s-ish). Bothe are available from most any on-line hobby company (Spruebrothers, et al). Tamiya offers the just the right amount of complexity for my 61 year old eyesight and motor skills.
Hell Mike you had me going there. I been dieing to get hold of an Ausf A and was woundering how i could have missed it. yep, that very old Tamiya kit is an Ausf C.,
lol, o no need to be ashamed, none of us are experts in everything. I am just a big fan of the 251, one of my long term projects is to build one of every variant in every model, thats 63. So far i have i think 24, all Ausf C and D’s. And i have been waiting 2 years since Dragon announced it was going to release an Ausf A So when i saw Ausf A my eyes light up. O well, back to waiting for dragon to pull the fingure out.