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Wednesday 15 May 2024
What are these?
Been to the shed to find some German armour for a game tomorrow. Found these . Can anyone identify them?
Btw l am interested in what tank they represent not the kit maker so l can find the appropriate stats…
The StuG III you could transform into a StuH 42 with a 10.5cm howitzer instead of the standard 7.5cm StuK40 anti-tank gun. The howitzer need not include the muzzle brake, so it would be a simple adaptation.
Not a bad little battlegroup for urban fighting...
Top to bottom : Brumbar, Stug III, Hetzer. Stug has lost its gun barrel.
ReplyDeleteleft to right : Brumbar, Stug III with missing 75mm barrel, Jagpanzer 38(t) - Hetzer.
ReplyDeleteThe StuG III you could transform into a StuH 42 with a 10.5cm howitzer instead of the standard 7.5cm StuK40 anti-tank gun. The howitzer need not include the muzzle brake, so it would be a simple adaptation.
ReplyDeleteNot a bad little battlegroup for urban fighting...
Like the Hetzer. One of my favourite tanks. The StuG looks like the Airfix kit of the late model with the 'pig's head' mantlet - Sau-something...
ReplyDeleteSaukopf.
DeleteSaukopf. Which I don't think was used for the StuH 42, unfortunately.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for their help in identifying my tanks.
ReplyDeleteAlan Tradgardland