- Reproduce the popular III-type and distinctive gun parts with the latest 3D parts
[About the actual vehicle]
- The StuG III, which uses the chassis of the Panzer III and has its main gun mounted in a fixed fighting compartment, is easy to produce and can carry a larger gun, so approximately 10,000 of each type were produced by the end of the war. was produced.
- Among them, the final production type and the most produced type was the G type.
- Production began in December 1942 and continued to be produced with minor improvements until the end of the war.
- The main gun is equipped with a 48 caliber 7.5cm assault gun StuK40. Nearly 8,000 vehicles were produced, and despite the tank shortage, they continued to be active on each front until the end of the war, including being assigned to tank units.
- There are various differences in the G type depending on the production period, but in the model produced in December 1943, the main gun mantlet was a cast type, and a type called Saukopf was adopted.
[About the model]
- The model is a 1/35 scale reproduction of the German assault gun III of World War II.
- This is a plastic model assembly kit that models the final production type G type produced in December 1943.
- In this kit, the distinctive main gun is also reproduced using 3D printed parts.
- We have added a variety of parts to enhance the realism, such as a set of magic tracks that give the track a three-dimensional feel, as well as metal wires made of copper wire.
- Of course, the shape of the low-slung III vehicle body is accurately expressed.
- The distinctive mantlet has a realistic shape and cast skin texture.
- The upper part of the car body reproduces the fighting compartment and engine deck with slide molds. You can definitely complete that style.
- Furthermore, the interior of the battle compartment is also modeled in detail.
- The base part of the main gun has new 3D printed parts to further enhance the precision of the details.
- The integrally molded lower part of the car body has detailed details on the sides and bottom.
- Schurzen also comes with metal parts to give it a realistic thickness.
- Creates a sharp finish with photo-etched parts that are set on the mesh of the engine's air intake.
[Major features]
- In addition to the 7.5cm gun, a bonus set includes a 10.5cm howitzer and gun barrel base.
- The front end of the main gun base is modeled in more detail with new 3D printed parts.
- The track is equipped with a three-dimensional, assembleable magic track.
- Reproduces the final production type G type, produced in December 1943, among the German assault guns III.
- The characteristic main gun mantlet is accurately reproduced using a slide mold to recreate the curved style.
- The interior of the battle compartment is also modeled in detail.
- Metal parts are available for side skirts and Schulzen.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )