Dragon 1/72 7.5cm PaK 40 w/Gun Crew + 3.7cm PaK 35/36 | 7374Germany employed a number of towed antitank weapons during WWII. At the start of the war, the most common was the light 3. 7cm PaK35 36. Appearing in 1936, the small caliber Rheinmetall weapon was soon eclipsed by enemy armor when war was joined in 1939. Thus the PaK35 36 was soon being called door knocker by its skeptical users. Fortunately, more effective weapons were available, including the 7. 5cm PaK40. Also built by Rheinmetall, the first PaK40

and VIII had an enlarged tail fin and the Mk

- new decals by Cartograf

It's designed to harken back to the glory days of the muscle car while being a modern gear-head's dream

The machine was Famous as “Dicker max”

- Gun cradle offers great detail definition

- Gun shield realistically produced w/extra armor newly tooled

and also a smaller 37mm KwK L/45

- New Cartogarf Decal NEW

- turret turntable unit included

who used the engine

Lower Hull:

and the vehicle featured a quadruple 2cm Flakvierling 38 weapon system mounted inside a nine-sided turret