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Wednesday, July 20, 2016 - 04:38 PM UTC
There is a new upcoming StuG III variant from Bronco, the Ausf. D as was operated in North Africa.
In early 1941, two new models of the StuG III were introduced, the StuG III Ausf. C and Ausf D.
There is no external difference between the two types. Ausf C and Ausf D had re-designed superstructure, which eliminated the front aperture for the gunner’s sight.
Three StuG III D served in north Africa with Sonderverband 288. It was a tropicalised vehicle, with additional air intakes cut into the rear deck access hatches that were covered by armour cowls.
This new Bronco kit has some welcome additions like the metal barrel, three frets of photoetch parts and workable plastic tracks
There is no external difference between the two types. Ausf C and Ausf D had re-designed superstructure, which eliminated the front aperture for the gunner’s sight.
Three StuG III D served in north Africa with Sonderverband 288. It was a tropicalised vehicle, with additional air intakes cut into the rear deck access hatches that were covered by armour cowls.
This new Bronco kit has some welcome additions like the metal barrel, three frets of photoetch parts and workable plastic tracks
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