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Bolt Action - German - German Heer Pak 43 Anti-Tank Gun

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Bolt Action - German - Heer Pak 43 Anti-Tank Gun

WGB-402212008

This box contains 1 anti-tank gun and 5 crew figures, in metal, on a 28mm scale. To assemble and paint.
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The Pak 43 was the most formidable German anti-tank gun used in significant numbers during the war and one of the most dreaded weapons to be found on the battlefield. This was a version of the same high-velocity 88mm gun that equipped the Tiger II, and it was easily capable of penetrating and destroying even the most heavily armoured Allied tanks, including such monsters as the Soviet IS-II. 

It was a very heavy weapon and early versions were fixed to a stable cruciform mount much like the Flak version of the weapon. However, by the late war, this had been augmented by a split-trail wheeled carriage – a version known as the ‘barn door’ from the appearance of the gun’s large, flat gun shield.

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