Panther G WWⅡ (1 Viewer)

[katana]

Time the ultimate arbiter of all things!

 

[Poppo]

It is really a pity that no manufacturer ever made the early panther......Version Kursk.

 

[Vezzolf]

Poppo I completely agree....Now that is how a Kursk Panther should look:salute:::salute:::salute::

 

[katana]

I find it hard to believe that no one has done a Panther D in 1/30 scale polystone. The Kursk battle was the debut of the Panther and the pivotal battle of the Ostfront. Germany was in retreat from that 1943 battle until the surrender in may 1945.

 

[Panzer ace]

I find it hard to believe that no one has done a Panther D in 1/30 scale polystone. The Kursk battle was the debut of the Panther and the pivotal battle of the Ostfront. Germany was in retreat from that 1943 battle until the surrender in may 1945.

Sorry for the dumb question but were they used in the defense/fall of Berlin?

 

[katana]

Old Panther turrets were used as fixed gun emplacements during the battle of Berlin. The Panther G was in production from 3-44 to 2-45 The D was out of production by 9-43, replaced by the A version produced from 8-43 to 6-44. The emplaced Panther turret antitank gun was a tough nut to crack. Heavy armor and long range; plus a very low profile.

 

[Panzer ace]

Old Panther turrets were used as fixed gun emplacements during the battle of Berlin. The Panther G was in production from 3-44 to 2-45 The D was out of production by 9-43, replaced by the A version produced from 8-43 to 6-44. The emplaced Panther turret antitank gun was a tough nut to crack. Heavy armor and long range; plus a very low profile.

Thanks for the info!