The G version was the most produced variant of the Pzkpfw V Panther and replaced the A version in production from 1944 onwards. The chassis had been designed to be more affordable and further improvements were continuously incorporated into production. Vehicles of the final version had, among other things, a modified engine deck and a shape-changed roller cover. With its 7.5cm 42L/70 chariot gun and bullet-repellent shapes, the Panther proved to be a dangerous opponent. The V-12-cylinder Maybach HL 230P30 petrol engine with a maximum output of 700 hp enabled the 44,800 kg Panther Ausf. G to reach a top speed of up to 55 km/h. The crew consisted of five men.

• Fine surface structures
• Injection molded chain
• Detailed box drive
• All parts for an early and a late version
• Rotatable turret

Authentic representation of the following versions:

• Ausf. G FRüH/EARLY Panzerbrigade 111, 1st Panzerregiment 16, 116th Panzer Division. Bures, Alsace-Lorraine, Sept. 1944
• Ausf. G FRüH/EARLY 116th Panzer Division, 16th Panzerregiment Westfront 1945
• Ausf. G FRüH/EARLY French 1st Groope, Mobile de Reconnaissance FFI (Force Francaise de L ́Interior), St. Nazaire, France, March 1945

Scope of delivery:

Kit incl. building instructions and decal