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Panzer III Ausf. H - Germany Eastern Western Front Normandy Stalingrad Berlin Bulge WWII

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  • 28mm_Chassis + tracks Ausf H.stl
  • 28mm_Chassis Ausf H.stl
  • 28mm_Tracks_Late L (filled).stl
  • 28mm_Tracks_Late L (unfilled).stl
  • 28mm_Tracks_Late R (filled).stl
  • 28mm_Tracks_Late R (unfilled).stl
  • 28mm_Turret Ausf H.stl
  • Accessories.zip
    • 28mm_accessory_bar.stl
    • 28mm_accessory_box.stl
    • 28mm_accessory_hammer.stl
    • 28mm_accessory_jerrycan.stl
    • 28mm_accessory_pipes.stl
    • 28mm_accessory_shovel.stl
    • 28mm_accessory_spanner.stl
    • 28mm_accessory_Track sample.stl
    • 28mm_accessory_Wheel.stl
    • 28mm_accessory_wrench.stl
    • 28mm_Antenna1.stl
    • 28mm_Antenna2.stl
    • 28mm_Antenna3.stl
    • supported_28mm_accessory_bar.stl
    • supported_28mm_accessory_box.stl
    • supported_28mm_accessory_hammer.stl
    • supported_28mm_accessory_jerrycan.stl
    • supported_28mm_accessory_pipes.stl
    • supported_28mm_accessory_shovel.stl
    • supported_28mm_accessory_spanner.stl
    • supported_28mm_accessory_Track_sample.stl
    • supported_28mm_accessory_Wheel.stl
    • supported_28mm_accessory_wrench.stl
    • supported_28mm_Antenna1.stl
    • supported_28mm_Antenna2.stl
    • supported_28mm_Antenna3.stl
  • supported_28mm_Chassis + tracks Ausf H.stl
  • supported_28mm_Chassis Ausf H.stl
  • supported_28mm_Tracks_Late L (filled).stl
  • supported_28mm_Tracks_Late R (filled).stl
  • supported_28mm_Tracks_Late_L (unfilled).stl
  • supported_28mm_Tracks_Late_R (unfilled).stl
  • supported_28mm_Turret Ausf H.stl

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Publication date 2024-01-09 at 14:39
Design number 1699855

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The models are provided with a ready-to-print version (pre-supported + hollowed), and in 28mm (1:56e) but it can be easily adapted to your scale :
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- to 15mm : x56%
- to 20mm : x78%
- to 25mm : x64%

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Historical background:

The Panzer III Ausf. H, a further refinement of the Panzer III medium tank series, played a significant role in the German armored forces during World War II. Introduced in 1940, the Ausf. H model represented an ongoing effort to enhance the tank's capabilities and address the evolving challenges on the battlefield.

Armed with a 50mm KwK 39 L/60 main gun and additional machine guns, the Panzer III Ausf. H exhibited improved firepower compared to its predecessors. The longer barrel of the main gun provided increased muzzle velocity, enhancing its ability to penetrate enemy armor. The tank's armor protection was also upgraded to improve crew survivability.

The Panzer III Ausf. H participated in various major campaigns, including the Eastern Front and the North African Theater. Its versatility allowed it to engage both infantry and enemy tanks effectively, but as the war progressed, it faced challenges from more heavily armored adversaries like the Soviet T-34 and KV series.

While the Panzer III eventually became overshadowed by the introduction of more powerful tanks like the Panther and Tiger series, the Ausf. H continued to serve in auxiliary roles, such as reconnaissance and training. Some were modified for specialized tasks, including tank-hunter variants equipped with anti-tank guns.

The Panzer III Ausf. H stands as a testament to the iterative nature of tank development during World War II. Its historical significance lies in its adaptation to changing battlefield conditions and its contributions to the early years of German armored warfare.

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