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

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  • 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_canon.stl
  • 28mm_chassis (zimmerit + schurzen).stl
  • 28mm_chassis N (schurzen).stl
  • 28mm_chassis N (zimmerit).stl
  • 28mm_chassis N.stl
  • 28mm_turret (empty + schurzen).stl
  • 28mm_turret (empty + zimmerit + schurzen).stl
  • 28mm_turret (empty + zimmerit).stl
  • 28mm_turret (empty).stl
  • 28mm_turret.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_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_canon.stl
  • supported_28mm_chassis_(zimmerit_+_schurzen).stl
  • supported_28mm_chassis_N.stl
  • supported_28mm_chassis_N_(schurzen).stl
  • supported_28mm_chassis_N_(zimmerit).stl
  • supported_28mm_turret.stl
  • supported_28mm_turret_(empty).stl
  • supported_28mm_turret_(empty_+_schurzen).stl
  • supported_28mm_turret_(empty_+_zimmerit).stl
  • supported_28mm_turret_(empty_+_zimmerit_+_schurzen).stl

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Publication date 2024-01-09 at 14:42
Design number 1699865
Hartolia-Miniatures

Hartolia-Miniatures

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The files are available for strictly personal and exclusive use: no commercial use or sharing with others is allowed, thank you.

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 :
- to 10mm : x35%
- to 15mm : x56%
- to 20mm : x78%
- to 25mm : x64%

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This model is included in our "German WW2 vehicles pack No. 3 (Panzer III and variants)" with a -50% OFF discount :

HM-WX-P03-Panzer-III-and-variants-pack-No.-1.jpg German WW2 vehicles pack No. 3 (Panzer III and variants) - Germany Eastern Western Front Normandy Stalingrad Berlin Bulge WWII
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German WW2 vehicles pack No. 3 (Panzer III and variants) - Germany Eastern Western Front Normandy Stalingrad Berlin Bulge WWII
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Historical background:

The Panzer III Ausf. N, a late-production variant within the Panzer III medium tank series, entered service with the German Wehrmacht during the latter stages of World War II. Introduced in 1943, the Ausf. N model represented a continuation of efforts to enhance the Panzer III's design and capabilities in response to the evolving demands of armored warfare.

Armed with a 75mm KwK 37 L/24 main gun and additional machine guns, the Panzer III Ausf. N retained the larger caliber gun introduced in the Ausf. M variant. This aimed to improve its anti-tank capabilities, although it faced challenges against heavily armored Allied tanks.

The Ausf. N variant participated in various theaters of war, including the Eastern Front and Italy. By the time of its introduction, the Panzer III's role as a frontline battle tank had diminished, and it primarily served in reconnaissance and support roles, adapting to the changing dynamics of armored warfare.

While the Panzer III series, including the Ausf. N, played a role in the German armored forces during the war, it faced increasing obsolescence as more advanced tanks took precedence. The Ausf. N's service marked the final chapter in the Panzer III's active combat role, paving the way for the continued development and deployment of heavier and more powerful tanks.

The Panzer III Ausf. N stands as a historical artifact, reflecting the challenges and adaptations made by German tank designers as they navigated the complexities of World War II's shifting battlefield requirements.

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