- Modeled after the Panzer III tank equipped with drums and wooden boxes that was used in DAK.
[About the actual vehicle]
- The Panzer III was deployed in 1937 and served as one of the German army's main battle tanks throughout World War II, with continued improvements.
- Among the many types that have appeared, the N type is based on the J, L, and M types and is equipped with a short barrel 7.5cm gun.
- In addition to 663 cars produced from June 1942 to August 1943, 37 cars were converted to N type based on cars that were returned for repairs until 1944.
- In the end, the total number of cars produced reached 700 cars.
- The Panzer IV, which was originally scheduled to be equipped with this main gun, ended up being equipped with a long-barreled KwK40, and as a result it was equipped with a surplus 7.5cm KwK37L/24 gun.
- This was installed on the III-J type, L type, and M type.
- The N type, which was the final production type of the Panzer III that was born, was effective in anti-tank warfare as well as fire support.
- It was also deployed to the heavy tank battalion to compensate for the lack of Tiger tanks, and the N type deployed to the 501st heavy tank battalion was active on the Tunisian front in Africa.
[About the model]
- This model is a 1/72 scale assembled and painted complete model of the N type, the final production type of Panzer III, a German tank of World War II.
- Among them, it is a model of a vehicle that was deployed to the 501st Heavy Tank Battalion and fought in Tunisia in North Africa along with the Tiger I.
- Reproduces the appearance unique to the Africa Corps specification, with fuel drums and jerry cans mounted on the vehicle body and turret.
- Furthermore, a large wooden storage box is also installed at the rear of the vehicle.
- In addition to precisely reproducing the anti-slip pattern on the fenders, the vehicle body also includes each on-board tool, spare wheel, and smoke discharger on the turret.
- Also, the additional armor plate attached to the front of the vehicle has been reproduced down to the bolt expression.
- Not only is it painted, but it is also carefully stained with desert yellow to enhance the realism.
- The markings reproduce the vehicles of the 501st Heavy Tank Battalion that were active on the North African front.
- This is an attractive model that is packed with distinctive equipment.
[Major features]
- 1/72 scale plastic model that reproduces the German Type III N. Assembled finished product.
- Modeling a vehicle equipped with drums and wooden storage boxes on the body
- Details such as the turret, body parts, and fenders are also sharply modeled.
- Markings reproduce vehicles belonging to the 501st Heavy Tank Battalion on the North African Front
- Comes in clear case
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