1:72 Munitionsschlepper Pz.III, 1945 is a plastic kit of the German turretless ammunition carrier on the chassis of the Panzer III tank from Military Wheels.
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A plastic kit of the Munitionsschlepper on the Pz.Kpfw. III chassis in 1:72 scale from Military Wheels. It is a small kit of the classic cut: injection-molded plastic sprues, a static model for gluing and painting. The subject is a turretless ammunition carrier from the last phase of the war, that is a vehicle that turns up in a display case far less often than battle tanks.
The Munitionsschlepper was an auxiliary vehicle of the supply service. The turret was taken off a tank chassis that was no longer usable in the front line, and the space that opened up was used to carry rounds to self-propelled guns and to the artillery. The Panzer III suited this purpose: its hull was built in large numbers and there were plenty of parts and spare assemblies. In the closing stage of the war these were often improvised conversions of individual vehicles, so the equipment and the appearance of the machines differed from case to case.
In small scales the cleanliness of the seams decides, so cut the road wheels and the track links away with a sharp knife and sand the sprue nubs clean before you start gluing. The open space left by the turret deserves at least a suggested floor and some crates, because it is clearly visible. Supply vehicles tended to be dirtier than combat vehicles, so dust pigments and mud effects on the running gear are not overdone here.
The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted. Glue, paints and accessories are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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