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Miniart 72110 StuG III Ausf. G Last Alkett Prod. 1:72 Model Kit
This 1:72 scale model kit features the StuG III Ausf. G, representing the last production series by Alkett during World War II. Known for its reliability and firepower, this self-propelled gun played a significant role in the later stages of the war.
The kit includes detailed parts and photo-etched components for enhanced realism. With six decal options, you can recreate different historical units, including those deployed in Hungary’s Balaton area in Spring 1945. This compact but highly detailed model is perfect for collectors and diorama builders looking to capture the look of late-war German armor.
The kit includes detailed parts and photo-etched components for enhanced realism. With six decal options, you can recreate different historical units, including those deployed in Hungary’s Balaton area in Spring 1945. This compact but highly detailed model is perfect for collectors and diorama builders looking to capture the look of late-war German armor.
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Original: $21.95
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This 1:72 scale model kit features the StuG III Ausf. G, representing the last production series by Alkett during World War II. Known for its reliability and firepower, this self-propelled gun played a significant role in the later stages of the war.
The kit includes detailed parts and photo-etched components for enhanced realism. With six decal options, you can recreate different historical units, including those deployed in Hungary’s Balaton area in Spring 1945. This compact but highly detailed model is perfect for collectors and diorama builders looking to capture the look of late-war German armor.
The kit includes detailed parts and photo-etched components for enhanced realism. With six decal options, you can recreate different historical units, including those deployed in Hungary’s Balaton area in Spring 1945. This compact but highly detailed model is perfect for collectors and diorama builders looking to capture the look of late-war German armor.
