The G version was the most produced variant of the Pzkpfw V Panther and replaced the A version in production from 1944. The chassis was designed to be cheaper and further improvements were continuously incorporated into production. Vehicles of the final version had, among other things, a modified engine deck and a modified roller cover. With its 7.5cm 42L/70 battle car cannon and bullet-repellent shapes, the Panther proved to be a dangerous opponent. The V-12-cylinder Maybach HL 230P30 gasoline engine with 700 hp maximum output 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
• Rotating tower

Authentic representation of the following versions:

• Ausf. G FRüH/EARLY Panzerbrigade 111, 1st Panzer Regiment 16, 116th Panzer Division. Bures, Alsace-Lorraine, September 1944
• Ausf. G FRüH/EARLY 116th Panzer Division, 16th Panzer Regiment Western Front 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 including construction instructions and decal