Das Werk / German 7.5 cm PaK40 (Mid/Late) 2 in 1 + Camouflage Cover (Fabric) + 6 Maps in 1:16 Scale

Das Werk / German 7.5 cm PaK40 (Medium/Late) 2-in-1 model in 1:16 scale
+ Camouflage blanket (fabric) 20 cm x 13.5 cm, waterproof.
+ 6 maps

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Product Details

Highly detailed, static plastic model
Completely newly developed 7.5 cm PaK (anti-tank gun)
Optional muzzle brakes and wheels for mid/late production
2 different muzzle brakes
3 different wheel rim designs
Includes 4 ammunition crates and 8 ammunition containers
Includes 5 anti-tank and 5 HE grenades
Protective screens for the optics can be displayed open or closed
Mountings can be displayed open in combat or transport position
Highly detailed braking system including lines
3 marking options
Note:

No figures included
The 7.5 cm PaK 40, especially the mid and late production models, became a vital part of German anti-tank defenses during World War II. By 1942, these improved versions were deployed on all major fronts and proved their effectiveness against a wide variety of Allied tanks.

Despite advances in Allied tank design that gradually reduced the weapon's relative effectiveness, the PaK 40 remained a mainstay of the German armed forces until the end of the war. The mid- and late-model variants ensured its continued reliability and operational capability through improvements in materials and production techniques.

Even after 1945, these weapons remained in service in several countries, with some units finding their way to distant conflicts via various routes, including the Vietnam War.