In the middle of WWII, Allied tank developed showed some improvements and featured greater weapons and armor protection. Under these facts, the German army increasingly depended on turretless tank destroyers armed with a powerful gun on a limited-traverse mount.
Finishing Options:
A - 17. Armee, Beloves, Czechoslovakia, May 1945:
- Gunmetal Metallic - Humbrol 53
- German Camouflage Red Brown Matt - Humbrol 160
- Pale Yellow Matt - Humbrol 81
- Light Grey Matt - Humbrol 147
- Service Brown Gloss - Humbrol 10
- Radome Tan Matt - Humbrol 148
- Marine Green Matt - Humbrol 105
B - Pz.Jg.Abt 744, 1. Panzer-Armee, Nové Mesto, Czechoslovakia, Summer 1945:
- Gunmetal Metallic - Humbrol 53
- German Camouflage Red Brown Matt - Humbrol 160
- Pale Yellow Matt - Humbrol 81
- Light Grey Matt - Humbrol 147
- Service Brown Gloss - Humbrol 10
- Radome Tan Matt - Humbrol 148
- Marine Green Matt - Humbrol 105
C - 1./Gebirgs-Panzerjager-Abteilung 95, 3. Gebirgsdivision, Tatra Mountains, Czechoslovakia, January 1945:
- Gunmetal Metallic - Humbrol 53
- German Camouflage Red Brown Matt - Humbrol 160
- Pale Yellow Matt - Humbrol 81
- White Matt - Humbrol 34
- Light Grey Matt - Humbrol 147
- Service Brown Gloss - Humbrol 10
- Radome Tan Matt - Humbrol 148
- Marine Green Matt - Humbrol 105
D - StuG.Abt. 1708, 708. VGD., Halloville, France, November 1944:
- Gunmetal Metallic - Humbrol 53
- German Camouflage Red Brown Matt - Humbrol 160
- Pale Yellow Matt - Humbrol 81
- Light Grey Matt - Humbrol 147
- Service Brown Gloss - Humbrol 10
- Radome Tan Matt - Humbrol 148
- Marine Green Matt - Humbrol 105
