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StuG III Ausf A Assault Gun
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Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
36 'A' versions were built between January & May 1940 and they first saw action during the Battle of France.
Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
36 'A' versions were built between January & May 1940 and they first saw action during the Battle of France.
Sturmgeschutz III
StuG III Ausf C Assault Gun
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Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
50 'C' variants were produced in April 1941.
Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
50 'C' variants were produced in April 1941.
Sturmgeschutz III
StuG III Ausf C Assault Gun (short barrel)
This model comes in 1 part.
Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
50 'C' variants were produced in April 1941.
Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
50 'C' variants were produced in April 1941.
Sturmgeschutz III
StuG III Ausf E Assault Gun
This model comes in 1 part.
Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
284 'E' versions were built between September 1941 and February 1942. Additional space was made for a further six rounds of main ammo to be carried.
Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
284 'E' versions were built between September 1941 and February 1942. Additional space was made for a further six rounds of main ammo to be carried.
Sturmgeschutz III
StuG III Ausf F Assault Gun
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Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
366 Aus F versions were produced between March and September 1942. It was longer 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/43 gun.
Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
366 Aus F versions were produced between March and September 1942. It was longer 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/43 gun.
Sturmgeschutz III
StuG III Ausf F8 Assault Gun
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Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
The F8 version was fitted with a 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/48 gun. 250 were made between September and December 1942.
Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
The F8 version was fitted with a 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/48 gun. 250 were made between September and December 1942.
Sturmgeschutz III
StuG III Ausf G Assault Gun
This model comes in 1 part.
Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machgine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
8,423 of the Ausf G variants were produced between December 1942 and April 1945
Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machgine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
8,423 of the Ausf G variants were produced between December 1942 and April 1945
Sturmgeschutz III
StuG Sig 33b
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Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machgine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
The Sig 33b version had a 15cm heavy infantry gun mounted on the Stug chassis,. They were built in late 1941 and saw action at Stalingrad.
Thie StuG III was second only to the Hanomag in terms of the Germany's most produced fighting vehicle. Nearly 10,100 were built during WWII.
It was based on the Panzer III chassis but replaced the turret with an armoured superstructure containing a more powerful gun; the 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48. It also had a roof mounted 7.92mm MG34 machgine gun.
It had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner & loader.
The Sig 33b version had a 15cm heavy infantry gun mounted on the Stug chassis,. They were built in late 1941 and saw action at Stalingrad.
Sturm-Infanteriegeschütz 33B
StuH 42
Model comes as 1 part.
The StuH 42 was a variation of the StuG Ausf F in December 1942 when the 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/43 cannon was replaced with a 105mm howitzer. Production models were based on the StuG III Ausf G chassis.
1,299 units were built between March 1943 and 1945
The StuH 42 was a variation of the StuG Ausf F in December 1942 when the 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/43 cannon was replaced with a 105mm howitzer. Production models were based on the StuG III Ausf G chassis.
1,299 units were built between March 1943 and 1945
Sturmhaubitze 42, Sd.Kfz 142/2
Sturmpanzer 43 - Brummbar
Model Comes as one part.
This is a German heavy assualt gun which saw action at Kursk, Anzio & Normandy.
306 were built between 1942 and 1943. It weighed some 28 tonnes and had a crew of five. It was armed with a 15cm StuH 43 L/12 gun and was based on the Panzer IV chassis.
The name Brummbar, was not used by the Germans, it was given to the vehicle by Allied intelligence.
This is a German heavy assualt gun which saw action at Kursk, Anzio & Normandy.
306 were built between 1942 and 1943. It weighed some 28 tonnes and had a crew of five. It was armed with a 15cm StuH 43 L/12 gun and was based on the Panzer IV chassis.
The name Brummbar, was not used by the Germans, it was given to the vehicle by Allied intelligence.
Heavy Assault Gun
Sturmpanzer 43 - Brummbar (with Schurzen)
Model Comes as one part.
This is a German heavy assualt gun which saw action at Kursk, Anzio & Normandy.
306 were built between 1942 and 1943. It weighed some 28 tonnes and had a crew of five. It was armed with a 15cm StuH 43 L/12 gun and was based on the Panzer IV chassis.
The name Brummbar, was not used by the Germans, it was given to the vehicle by Allied intelligence.
This model comes with the extra schurzen, side skirts.
This is a German heavy assualt gun which saw action at Kursk, Anzio & Normandy.
306 were built between 1942 and 1943. It weighed some 28 tonnes and had a crew of five. It was armed with a 15cm StuH 43 L/12 gun and was based on the Panzer IV chassis.
The name Brummbar, was not used by the Germans, it was given to the vehicle by Allied intelligence.
This model comes with the extra schurzen, side skirts.
Heavy Assault Gun
STZ-5 (closed top)
Model comes as one part.
STZ stands for Stalingrad Tractor Factory in Russian.
9.944 were built between 1937 and 1942 and the vehicle saw service to the end of the war.
The STZ-5 could tow anything from 4.5 to 7.25 tonnes.
This is the closed topped version.
STZ stands for Stalingrad Tractor Factory in Russian.
9.944 were built between 1937 and 1942 and the vehicle saw service to the end of the war.
The STZ-5 could tow anything from 4.5 to 7.25 tonnes.
This is the closed topped version.
Russian Artillery Tractor
SU-100
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The SU-100 tank destroyer was a replacement for the SU-85 which was itself developed from the chassis of the T34 and saw service well after WWII in various armies. 2,335 or more SU-100s were built.
The SU-85's T34 turret was replaced by a solid casemate which housed an 85mm D-1 gun but the model became superceeded when the T35-85 came along which used the same gun. Russian designers came up with the SU-100. The gun was uprated to the 100mm D-10s which went on to be used in the Russian post-war tanks T-54 & T-55, in use for decades after WWII.
The vehicle saw service in over 20 nations until the 1970s and later.
The SU-100 tank destroyer was a replacement for the SU-85 which was itself developed from the chassis of the T34 and saw service well after WWII in various armies. 2,335 or more SU-100s were built.
The SU-85's T34 turret was replaced by a solid casemate which housed an 85mm D-1 gun but the model became superceeded when the T35-85 came along which used the same gun. Russian designers came up with the SU-100. The gun was uprated to the 100mm D-10s which went on to be used in the Russian post-war tanks T-54 & T-55, in use for decades after WWII.
The vehicle saw service in over 20 nations until the 1970s and later.
Samokhodnaya Ustanovka 100 Tank Destroyer
SU-122
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The SU-122 was based on the T-34 chassis. The turret was removed and replaced with a casemate which housed a 122mm M-30S howitzer.
1,150 units were produced between December 1942 and the summer of 1944.
The SU-122 was based on the T-34 chassis. The turret was removed and replaced with a casemate which housed a 122mm M-30S howitzer.
1,150 units were produced between December 1942 and the summer of 1944.
Samokhodnaya Ustanovka 122 mm self-propelled howitzer
SU-76i
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The Su-76i should not be confused with the SU-76 which are totally different vehicles.
The SU-76i was a Russian conversion of a German Panzer III or StuG II. The chassis of these vehicles were used from captured German vehicles. The turrets were removed and a fixed casemate was added in which a 76.2mm S-1 gun was added.
Some 201 captured German vehicles were converted in this way, many captured at the battle of Stalingrad. They saw action in 1943 and 1944 before being withdrawn from active service for training duties.
Two known examples survive, one in Ukraine and the other in Moscow.
The Su-76i should not be confused with the SU-76 which are totally different vehicles.
The SU-76i was a Russian conversion of a German Panzer III or StuG II. The chassis of these vehicles were used from captured German vehicles. The turrets were removed and a fixed casemate was added in which a 76.2mm S-1 gun was added.
Some 201 captured German vehicles were converted in this way, many captured at the battle of Stalingrad. They saw action in 1943 and 1944 before being withdrawn from active service for training duties.
Two known examples survive, one in Ukraine and the other in Moscow.
Captured Panzer III Convert
T-26B Tank
Model comes in two parts; hull & turret.
The T-26 was a Russian light tank in service between 1931 and 1945. It's design was based on the British Vickers Mk. E tank. There were 53 variants of the T-26 and it was used by various armies including Russia, Finland, China, Spain, Romania, Hungary and Turkey.
The T-26B is the single turret variant.
It weighed 9.6 tonnes and had a crew of three; commander, gunner and driver.
The tank was armed with a 45mm 20k mod. 1932-1934 tank gun and a 7.62mm DT machine gun.
This model comes with a choice of turret - standard turret or commander turret with radio antenna (pictured), or you can have both for an additional £2.50.
The T-26 was a Russian light tank in service between 1931 and 1945. It's design was based on the British Vickers Mk. E tank. There were 53 variants of the T-26 and it was used by various armies including Russia, Finland, China, Spain, Romania, Hungary and Turkey.
The T-26B is the single turret variant.
It weighed 9.6 tonnes and had a crew of three; commander, gunner and driver.
The tank was armed with a 45mm 20k mod. 1932-1934 tank gun and a 7.62mm DT machine gun.
This model comes with a choice of turret - standard turret or commander turret with radio antenna (pictured), or you can have both for an additional £2.50.
Soviet Light Tank
T-34/85
This model comes as 2 parts; Hull and Turret.
The T34/85 was Russia's answer to the German Tiger tank. Tests on captured Tigers in 1943 showed that the T34's 76mm gun could not penetrate the frontal armour of the Tiger and could only penetrate the side armour at very close range.
Production of the 85mm version began in February 1944, initially modelled with the 85,, S-53 gun, this was soon replaced with the 85 mm ZiS-S-53.
Some 22,500 T-34/85s were built.
The T34/85 was Russia's answer to the German Tiger tank. Tests on captured Tigers in 1943 showed that the T34's 76mm gun could not penetrate the frontal armour of the Tiger and could only penetrate the side armour at very close range.
Production of the 85mm version began in February 1944, initially modelled with the 85,, S-53 gun, this was soon replaced with the 85 mm ZiS-S-53.
Some 22,500 T-34/85s were built.
T-34/85 Russian Medium Tank
T-54
Model comes as two parts; Hull & Turret.
The T-54 was designed at the end of WWII as a replacement for the T-34. It entered service in 1949 and remained so for decades. Some armies still have these tanks in service.
The T-54 & 55 were the most widely produced tanks in history numbering up to 100,000.
The T-54 was designed at the end of WWII as a replacement for the T-34. It entered service in 1949 and remained so for decades. Some armies still have these tanks in service.
The T-54 & 55 were the most widely produced tanks in history numbering up to 100,000.
Russian Main Battle Tank