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For what-if fans, Modelltrans Modellbau offers a tank hunter mounting the Rotkäppchen anti-tank weapon.

Designed and developed by Ruhrstahl AG in 1943, the X-7 Rotkäppchen (Red Riding Hood) was an anti-tank missile intended for use against tanks and armored vehicles. The Rotkäppchen was a rocket-propelled, wire-guided missile that featured a shell-shaped body with two wings at its rear end, detonated by an impact fuse. It is believed that a few hundred were produced, and there have been unconfirmed reports of its operational use at the Eastern Front.

From Modelltrans Modellbau’s its Pazerwaffe ’46 line comes Raketenjagdpanzer "Hetzer" with XR-7 "Rotkäpchen" (MT72462). Cast in resin, the kit builds a 1/72 Jagpdanzer 38 with a Rotkäppchen as primary armament in lieu of its main gun.

Background information on the Rotkäppchen sourced from Wehrmacht-History.com