Product Description
The early German anti-tank self-propelled gun (PF72134) had larger armor plates, improving its defensive capabilities.
The German 47mm anti-tank self-propelled gun, Panzerjager I Ausf. B (late model), was a hastily constructed but highly rational self-propelled gun developed by the German army to compensate for the lack of anti-tank firepower in the early stages of the war. It was one of the earliest truly effective anti-tank self-propelled guns, mounting a Czech-made 47mm gun onto the chassis of a Panzer I tank.
The gun shield was enlarged, sloped armor was added, and the side armor was extended, improving crew protection.
The upper opening has been slightly narrowed, improving the balance between gun operability and defense.
A total of 202 units were produced, including both A and B types.
Includes booklets in English and Polish. There are plenty of pictures, so you can enjoy it even if you can't read.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )
Product Specifications
- Item code
- PF72134
- JAN code
- 4544032926724
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