Panther Ausf G 280015 1/56

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Relive the tactical prowess of Nazi Germany's Panther tank with the Panther Ausf G German Tank WWII Plastic Model Kit from Rubicon Models. This kit allows enthusiasts to recreate the late variant of the Panther, known for its formidable combination of firepower, mobility, and protection during World War II.

Key Features:

Historical Significance: Deployed from mid-1943 until the end of WWII in 1945, the Panther (Sd.Kfz. 171) was designed to counter the Soviet T-34 and serve alongside heavier tanks like the Tiger series. It set a benchmark for tank design with its superior firepower and mobility.

Advanced Design: Featuring a powerful gun with better penetration capabilities and superior frontal armor with sloped design, the Panther Ausf G excelled in open terrain and long-range engagements, though it had vulnerabilities in close-quarters combat due to weaker side armor.

Production and Deployment: Approximately 3,000 Panther Ausf G tanks were produced between March 1944 and April 1945, reflecting its critical role in late-war operations.

Modeling Options: Builders can customize their model with optional air cooler and rear exhaust choices, and choose to add or omit side armor for different configurations.

Detailed Components: Includes finely detailed parts molded in high-quality plastic, ensuring precise assembly and a realistic representation of the tank's features, including turret details, tracks, and weaponry.

Intermediate Skill Level: Suitable for model builders with moderate experience, offering an engaging challenge with its detailed parts and assembly options.

Display Quality: Perfect for historical dioramas or as a centerpiece in military history collections, showcasing the Panther Ausf G's impact on WWII tank warfare.

Whether you're a history enthusiast, military modeler, or collector, the Panther Ausf G German Tank WWII Plastic Model Kit by Rubicon Models provides an immersive exploration into the technological advancements and battlefield effectiveness of one of WWII's most renowned tanks.