Das Werk 35041 Panther Ausf.G Late Prod. 1:35 Scale Model Kit

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Brand New Kit

Schemes Include:

  • Panzer-Regiment 39, Lower Silesia, March 1945

  • I./Panzer-Regiment 29, Panzer-Division “Müncheberg“ Berlin, Germany, April 1945

  • Kampfgruppe Schulze, Bückeburg / Paderborn, Germany. April 1945

  • I./Panzer-Regiment 29, Panzer-Division “Müncheberg“ Berlin, Germany, May 1945

Product Details

  • Highly detailed static plastic model

  • Hatches can be built in open or closed position

  • Link & length style tracks included

  • Metal Barrel included

  • 4 types of markings

  • PE-Parts included

History

The Panzerkampfwagen V Panther (Ausführung G) was a medium German Wehrmacht tank produced from March 1944 to April 1945 by M.N.H., Daimler-Benz, and MAN, with a total of 2,953 units built.
Designed to counter the Soviet T-34, it featured a powerful 7,5 cm gun and sloped armor up to 100 mm thick. Weighing around 45 tons, it offered excellent mobility but had technical issues due to rushed development. Despite these flaws, the Panther is regarded as a well-balanced and influential design.

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Brand New Kit

Schemes Include:

  • Panzer-Regiment 39, Lower Silesia, March 1945

  • I./Panzer-Regiment 29, Panzer-Division “Müncheberg“ Berlin, Germany, April 1945

  • Kampfgruppe Schulze, Bückeburg / Paderborn, Germany. April 1945

  • I./Panzer-Regiment 29, Panzer-Division “Müncheberg“ Berlin, Germany, May 1945

Product Details

  • Highly detailed static plastic model

  • Hatches can be built in open or closed position

  • Link & length style tracks included

  • Metal Barrel included

  • 4 types of markings

  • PE-Parts included

History

The Panzerkampfwagen V Panther (Ausführung G) was a medium German Wehrmacht tank produced from March 1944 to April 1945 by M.N.H., Daimler-Benz, and MAN, with a total of 2,953 units built.
Designed to counter the Soviet T-34, it featured a powerful 7,5 cm gun and sloped armor up to 100 mm thick. Weighing around 45 tons, it offered excellent mobility but had technical issues due to rushed development. Despite these flaws, the Panther is regarded as a well-balanced and influential design.