- Powerful 10.5cm gun conveys strength even in model
[About actual car]
- In World War II, the German army used the body of the Panzer III and mounted a 75mm gun in a low fixed battle compartment, which is the III Assault Gun.
- Developed for infantry fire support and active in enemy position attacks.
- After that, it became effective not only in position attacks, but also in anti-tank combat to protect infantry from enemy tanks.
- One of the various types of assault gun III is the 10.5cm assault howitzer with a 10.5cm howitzer on the main gun.
- Prototypes were produced based on the E-type chassis, and then mass production began using the F/8-type chassis by Alkett.
- In November 1942, a mass-produced prototype was sent to the Leningrad battle, and when it made its first battle, its performance was highly evaluated by the infantry.
- It is said that about 200 cars were produced by the end of the war.
[About the model]
- This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the German 10.5cm assault howitzer SruH.42 of World War II.
- Modeled a type based on the III assault gun F type.
- The battle compartment and its roof parts are exclusive parts in the upper body structure.
- It consists of multiple parts and reproduces its shape firmly.
- In addition, the welding marks and bolts on each part are also delicately expressed, giving it a realistic finish.
-In addition, photo-etched parts are available for the front fender and the cooling air intake grille.
- And the crawler belt that tightens the feet uses the assembled magic track, which has a reputation for its realistic finish.
- You can enjoy a more realistic finish with the Magic Track, one of the popular StuG III collections.
[Major features]
- 1/35 scale reproduction of the German E/F Type III Assault Howitzer
- Crawler track adopts assembly type magic track with realistic finish
- Photo-etched parts to create a delicate finish such as fenders are also included.
- Distinctive battle room is composed of multiple parts to accurately reproduce the shape
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )