Pithead Miniatures

Sdkfz 251/1 Ausf. D

The 251D SPW armoured personnel carrier was introduced in late 1943 replacing the earlier C model. It was issued to Gepanzert Battalions of Grenadier regiments within Panzer Divisions. The Pithead model comes with a full infantry load and a machine gun mounting

Code	Description	Price
Gv1	1 fig.	£2.00

Sdkfz 251/22

The 251D / 22 Pak 40 was introduced in late 1944 in an effort to provide as many mobile anti tank weapons as possible . These vehicles were issued to Panzerjager battalions and Reconnaissance units of Panzer Divisions. The Pithead model comes with a crew of two.

Code	Description	Price
Gv2	1 vehicle	£2.00

Sdkfz 251/7 Ausf.D Bridgelayer

The 251D / 7 Pionierpanzerwagen was an adaptation used by armoured engineer units of Panzer Divisions. The vehicle carried two bridging sections for crossing anti tank ditches or small streams . The Pithead model comes with a full infantry load a machine gun mounting and two bridge sections.

Code	Description	Price
Gv3	1 fig.	£2.20

Sdkfz 251/21 - Drilling

The 251D/ 21 Drilling was introduced in late 1944 in order to utilise 20mm cannon from fighter aircraft in an anti aircraft role . It was issued to Flak units of Panzer Divisions and could also be used in a ground role. The Pithead Drilling gun has its gun barrels made from steel wire as these would be too fragile if cast in scale.

Code	Description	Price
Gv4	1 fig.	£2.00

Sdkfz 251/1 Ausf. D - Enginners

The 251 engineers vehicle I had wooden panniers down each side of the body that were used to carry engineering equipment which kept the space inside free for troop seating. The Pithead model comes with two different panniers loaded with small arms, a machine gun mounting and a full troop load.

Code	Description	Price
Gv5	1 fig.	£2.20

Sdkfz 251/16 Ausf. D - Flamethrower

The 251 /16 was a flame thrower version that was issued to Panzerpionier companies . It had two side mounted projector units fed from pressurised tanks mounted within the hull. The Pithead model comes with two manned projectors and a MG42 machinegun.

Code	Description	Price
Gv6	1 fig.	£2.00

Sdkfz 251/6 Ausf. D - Command

The 251 / 6 Command version was equipped with Fu19 and Fu12 radio sets mounted inside the hull and was used by battalion commanders of Gepanzert Grenadier units within Panzer divisions. The Pithead model is equipped with radio sets, an officer, a seated radio operator and machinegun.

Code	Description	Price
Gv7	1 fig.	£2.00

Sd.Kkfz 251/9 Ausf. D - Stummel

The 251 / 9 armed with a �Stummel� 75mm , L/24 howitzer was used by support companies attached to Gepanzert Grenadier units within Panzer divisions. These vehicles provided close support to armoured infantry attacks. The Pithead model is equipped with an NCO observer and gunner.

Code	Description	Price
Gv8	1 fig.	£2.00

Sdkfz 251/1 Ausf. D - Wurfrahmen

This rocket firing version of the 251 was issued to the Panzerpionier companies third platoon for area bombardment using 6 externally mounted 28cm Wurfrahmen 40 rocket projectors. The Pithead model is equipped 6 rockets, a full infantry load and an MG 42.

Code	Description	Price
Gv9	1 fig.	£2.40

Sdkfz 251/2 Ausf. D - Mortar

The 251 / 2 armed with an 81mm mortar was used by support companies attached to Gepanzert Grenadier units within Panzer divisions. These vehicles provided support to armoured infantry attacks. The Pithead model is equipped with a mortar man and loader.

Code	Description	Price
Gv10	1 fig.	£2.00

Mercedes truck

Some 16000 examples of the 3 ton Mercedes Benz type L3000 S trucks were built between 1938 and 1944. The model comes in three versions, the open truck body version with troop load , the closed tilt version and a radio / office body version.

Code	Description	Price
Gv11	Canvas tilt	£2.00
Gv12	Open with passengers	£2.20
Gv13	Office body	£2.00

1 ton HT

The 1 ton Sdkfz 10 halftrack was used as a towing tractor for several small guns including the Pak 36, Pak 38, Sig17, Sig 33 and the 120mm mortar trailer .

Code	Description	Price
Gv14	1fig.	£1.60

Opel truck

The 3 ton Opel Blitz was probably the most commonly used truck in the Wehrmacht. The model comes in three versions, the open truck body version with troop load , the closed tilt version and a radio / office body version.

Code	Description	Price
Gv15	Canvas tilt	£2.00
Gv16	Open with passangers	£2.20
Gv17	Office body	£2.00

Ford truck

The Ford motor company of Koln produced two models of the 3 ton truck for the Wermacht , the 38 model and the 41 model. This version is the 1941 model that was based on the American pattern truck designated Ford V 3000S . From photographic evidence, most trucks in the Normandy campaign appear to be of this type. The model comes in three versions, the open truck body version with troop load , the closed tilt version and a radio / office body version.

Code	Description	Price
Gv18	Canvas tilt	£2.00
Gv19	Open with passangers	£2.20
Gv20	Office body	£2.00

Sdkfz 6 halftrack gun tractor

The 5 ton Sdkfz 6 halftrack was used as a towing tractor for the Pak 40 and the 105mm FH 18 howitzer. The model comes complete with driver.

Code	Description	Price
Gv21	1 vehicle with crew	£2.00 remodelled

Skoda Ost Tractor

This magnificent vehicle, the Skoda Ost Tractor was a German attempt to produce a towing tractor specifically designed for the Russian front. In practice however it was not very successful as its large wheels set up such heavy vibrations that it could only be driven at slow speeds. It was used for towing road trains but may have been employed as a guntractor when there was a shortage of halftracks late in the war. Ironically, despite its name, this vehicle only served on the Western front with examples seen in Normandy and in the Ardennes. At present this vehicle is only available in resin but it typifies the Pithead philosophy that unusual models will be made even if they don�t sell in great numbers.

Code	Description	Price
Gv23		£2.00 not available

PzKpfw V - Panther Aus A

Strangely , this version, the Panther Aus A was the second model of the Panther produced after the Ausf D version debuted at Kursk. This improved model recognisable by the side armour extension towards the rear of the vehicle was the most numerous Panther seen in Normandy as the later Ausf D version only went into production two months before D Day. The Pithead version comes cast in a Zimmeritt coating typical of the period.

Code	Description	Price
Gv24	1 vehicle	£2.40 Not available being remodelled

Sdkfz 251/1 Ausf. C

The 251C SPW armoured personnel carrier was introduced in late 1940 replacing the earlier B model. It is recognisable by its air intakes sticking out either side of the bonnet/hood. They were issued to Gepanzert Battalions of Grenadier regiments within Panzer Divisions. The Pithead model comes with a full infantry load and a machine gun mounting.

Code	Description	Price
Gv25	1 vehicle	£2.00

PzKpwf IV Ausf. D

The Panzer IV Ausf D was armed with a short 75mm gun for close support and is recognisable from the Ausf F1 by its stepped front glacis plate.

Code	Description	Price
Gv26	1 vehicle	£2.00

PzKpwf IV Ausf. F2

The Panzer IV Ausf F2 was armed with a long 75mm gun superior to allied guns on all fronts in 1942. To the British in the Western desert it was known as the Panzer IV �special� and was a feared adversary. Fortunately they were never enough to go round.

Code	Description	Price
Gv27	1 vehicle	£2.00

PzKpwf IV Ausf. G

The Panzer IV Ausf G was armed had a long 75mm and several other modifications over the previous models most notably turret skirt armour.Produced in large numbers between May 1942 and June 1943.

Code	Description	Price
Gv28	1 vehicle	£2.00

PzKpwf IV Ausf. J/H

The Panzer IV Ausf J/H armed with a long 75mm gun was fitted with turret and side skirt armour. It was known as the �Workhorse� of the Panzer divisions as it fought in frontline service until the end of the war. As the differences between these two models was mostly internal or concealed behind the side skirts then the model is being sold as the H and J versions.

Code	Description	Price
Gv29	1 vehicle	£2.20

Sdkfz 251/9 Ausf. C 75mm

The 251C / 9 armed with a �Stummel� 75mm , L/24 howitzer was used by support companies attached to Gepanzert Grenadier units within Panzer divisions. These vehicles provided close support to armoured infantry attacks. The Pithead model is equipped with an NCO observer and gunner.

Code	Description	Price
Gv30	1 vehicle	£2.00

Sdkfz 251/1 Ausf. C - Wurfrahmen

This rocket firing version of the 251C was issued to the Panzerpionier companies third platoon for area bombardment using 6 externally mounted 28cm Wurfrahmen 40 rocket projectors. The Pithead model is equipped 6 rockets, a full infantry load and an MG 42.

Code	Description	Price
Gv31	1 vehicle	£2.40

Sdkfz 251/16 Ausf. C - Flamethrower

The 251C /16 was a flame thrower version that was issued to Panzerpionier companies . It had two side mounted projector units fed from pressurised tanks mounted within the hull and a portable hose for operated by a dismounted engineer at the rear of the vehicle. The Pithead model comes with two manned projectors and a MG42 machinegun.

Code	Description	Price
Gv32	1 vehicle	£2.00

Sdkfz 251/7 Ausf. C - Bridge

The 251C / 7 Pionierpanzerwagen was an adaptation used by armoured engineer units of Panzer Divisions. The vehicle carried two bridging sections for crossing anti tank ditches or small streams . The Pithead model comes with a full infantry load a machine gun mounting and two bridge sections.

Code	Description	Price
Gv33	1 vehicle	£2.20

Sdkfz 251/2 Ausf. C - 81 mm Mortar

The 251C / 2 armed with an 81mm mortar was used by support companies attached to Gepanzert Grenadier units within Panzer divisions. These vehicles provided support to armoured infantry attacks. The Pithead model is equipped with a mortar man and loader.

Code	Description	Price
Gv34	1 vehicle	£2.00

PzKpwf III Ausf. E/F

Panzer III E/F was fitted with a 37mm gun and was issued to medium tank companies during between 1938 and 1940 . Recognisable by its flat engine deck and one piece turret back. As the differences between these two models was mostly internal or then the same model is being sold as the E and F versions.

Code	Description	Price
Gv35	1 vehicle	£2.00

PzKpwf III Ausf. G

Panzer III Ausf G was armed with a short 50mm gun and had improved armour. They were issued to medium tank companies between April 1940 and February 1941 . The model is recognisable by its lateral air intake covers on the engine deck.

Code	Description	Price
Gv36	1 vehicle	£2.00

PzKpwf III Ausf. J

Panzer III Ausf J models were armed with both short and long 50mm guns and had their armour thickness increased to 50 mm . They were issued to medium tank companies between March 1941 and July 1942. they are recognisable by their longitudinal air intake covers on the engine deck . When ordering please specify which gun type you would like.

Code	Description	Price
Gv37	1 vehicle	£2.00

PzKpwf III Ausf. M

Panzer III Ausf M was armed with a long 50mm gun and they were issued to medium tank companies between October 1942 and February 1943.the model is recognisable by its spaced front hull armour and a larger external exhaust system.

Code	Description	Price
Gv38	1 vehicle	£2.00

Truck mounted AA Gun

The simple expedient of mounting a 20mm Flak 38 anti aircraft gun on the back of a 3 ton truck produced a mobile anti aircraft unit at little cost. Guns like these were initially produced to support Panzer units in mobile battles and later became standard equipment of infantry divisions.

Code	Description	Price
Gv39	1 vehicle	£2.20

Halftrack with AA Gun

The 1 ton half track mounting the 20mm flak 38 anti aircraft gun was used by flak companies of Panzer units throughout the war and was frequently employed in a ground support role.

Code	Description	Price
Gv40	1 vehicle	£1.80

Stug III Ausf A/B

The Stug III A/B was designed as an infantry support weapon and fought during the battle of France, the Balkan campaign and in the initial attacks on the Soviet Union . This vehicle can be recognised by the serrated edging of the gunners sighting glacis on the left hand side of the vehicle and the sloping sides to the superstructure.

Code	Description	Price
Gv41	1 vehicle	£2.00

Stug III Ausf E

The Stug III Ausf E was similar to the earlier A /B models with some minor production related improvements. This vehicle can be recognised by the panniers sited each side of the superstructure.

Code	Description	Price
Gv42	1 vehicle	£2.00

Stug III Ausf F

The Stug III Ausf F mounted a long barrelled 75mm cannon and was fitted with improve armour . This vehicle, introduced in March 1942 to combat the rising numbers of T34 tanks used by the Russian army and was deployed in independent Sturmgeschutz Brigades used to support infantry units in attack and defence.

Code	Description	Price
Gv43	1 vehicle	£2.00

Stug III Ausf G

The Stug G was an improved version of the Ausf F in that it mounted a shield to give protection to the machine gunner and was fitted with a cupola for the commander. Another recognition feature of the later models was the Saukopf cast gun mantlet. This vehicle served in Sturmgeshutz units until the the end of the war.

Code	Description	Price
Gv44	1 vehicle	£2.20

Stuh III 42

The Stuh III 42 was the howitzer version of the assault gun used for infantry support . The vehicle mounted a 105mm howitzer that fired a heavier HE round than the 75mm guns fitted to other Stugs.

Code	Description	Price
Gv45	1 vehicle	£2.00

Stug IV

The Stug IV was similar to the Stug III G but it was mounted on the panzer IV chassis . The modification entailed fitting an armoured box for the driver on the left hand side of the hull but was essentially the same as the Stug III.
Several of these vehicles served in the 2nd SS a Panzer Division and the 17th SS Panzergrenadier Division in Normandy opposing the Americans in the �Bocage�.

Code	Description	Price
Gv46	1 vehicle	£2.00

Sdkfz 251B SPW

Code	Description	Price
Gv47	1 vehicle	£2.00

Panzer 38t (Remodelled)

The Czech built 38t was integrated into the German Army after the fall of Czechoslovakia in 1939. This tank served in German armoured units in Poland, France and the early campaigns in Russia.

Code	Description	Price
Gv48	1 vehicle	£1.80

Panzer 35t (limited availability)

A number of these excellent Czech light tanks were incorporated into the German order of battle for the invasion of Poland in September 1939 and were also used by the 6 Panzer division for the invasion of France in May 1940 . In 1941 the tanks were still considered good enough to serve in the invasion of the Soviet Union where through attrition they were phased out by early 1942. Examples of these tanks were also used by the Rumanian armed forces fighting on the eastern front.

Code	Description	Price
Gv49	1 vehicle	£2.00

Panzer I Ausf B

These machine gun armed light tanks were obsolete at the outbreak of WW2 but still made up over a third of the Panzer divisions strength in May 1940. The armour was so thin that it could be easily penetrated by Polish anti tank rifles so the vehicles were phased out before the invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941.

Code	Description	Price
Gv50	1 vehicle	£1.80

Panzer II Ausf B/C

This German light tank was armed with a 20mm cannon and machine gun. In May 1940 , over a third of the Panzer divisions strength was made up of tanks like these and they were still employed during the opening months of the Russian campaign where they were gradually replaced by gun armed Panzer III�s

Code	Description	Price
Gv51	1 vehicle	£1.80

Hotchkiss 105mm SP

This� version of the Hotchkiss fielded by Beckers Sturmgesch�tz �Abteilung 200 was the 105mm howitzer SP . This was a yet another� example of the Germans successful adaptation of an obsolete captured� chassis

Code	Description	Price
Gv52	1 vehicle	£2.00

Hotchkiss Pak 75mm SP

In 1944 the 21st Panzer Divisions Sturmgesch�tz �Abteilung 200, commanded by� Major Alfred Becker, fielded �4 batteries of these Hotchkiss based �Pak 40 armed SP guns. They proved so effective that allied troops often reported them as self-propelled 88mm anti-tank guns .

Code	Description	Price
Gv53	1 vehicle	£2.00

Ford 3 ton 1939 model

The 1939 model 3 ton Ford� built� in Cologne was widely used by the German army up until 1944 .� This version� is frequently seen in photographs of German units serving in France, Italy and North Africa and is identifiable by its oval shaped grill. This model is available in two versions.

Code	Description	Price
Gv54	1 vehicle, open with troops	£2.20
Gv55	1 vehicle, tilt	£2.00

Kubelwagen

The Kubelwagen type 82 based on the air cooled VW beetle chassis was widely used by the German army on all fronts from 1941 until the end of the war by which time over 50000 vehicles had been made.

Code	Description	Price
Gv56	2 vehicles	£1.80

Medium PKW

The Medium PKW Kfz.15 built from 1937 until 1943 was used on all fronts throughout the war and was the most important medium car in the �Wehrmacht.

Code	Description	Price
Gv57	1 vehicle	£1.40

Sdkfz 250/1 Alte SPW

The Sdkfz 250/1 halftrack was used in a wide variety of roles throughout WW2 this version is the SPW troop carrier. 28 of these halftracks were issued to the light reconnaissance �companies of German panzer divisions.

Code	Description	Price
Gv58	1 vehicle	£1.80

Sdkfz 250/3 Alte Radio

Sdkfz 250/3� radio version of the 250 halftrack was equipped with the FuG 12 radio for ground communication or the FuG 7 radio for� communication with� Luftwaffe �air support . This is the Alte� older� version with its more angular construction.

Code	Description	Price
Gv59	1 vehicle	£1.80

Sdkfz 250/7 Alte 81mm Mrtr

The Sdkfz 250/7 carried an 81mm mortar, it was used by the 4th platoon of German reconnaissance units� to provide mobile fire support . This is the Alte older version .

Code	Description	Price
Gv60	1 vehicle	£1.80

Sdkfz 250/9 Alte Recce

Sdkfz 250/9� Recce version of the 250 halftrack was issued to armoured reconnaissance units �from� March 1942. The vehicle was armed with a 20mm cannon mounted in a turret that was previously produced for the 222 armoured car it replaced.

Code	Description	Price
Gv61	1 vehicle	£1.80

Sdkfz 250/11 Alte Pzbsche

Sdkfz 250/11� platoon leaders version was armed with a squeeze bore Panzerbusche 41 anti tank gun which could be used demounted on a lightweight� carriage carried on the rear of the vehicle.

Code	Description	Price
Gv62	1 vehicle	£1.80

Sdkfz 250/1 Neu SPW

The Sdkfz 250/1 halftrack was simplified to reduce production costs in late 1943 and the Neu� version was� issued to troops in numbers the following year . This version is the SPW troop carrier, a complement of 55� of these vehicles were used by German reconnaissance units� by� 1944.

Code	Description	Price
Gv63	1 vehicle	£1.80

Sdkfz 250/3 Neu Radio

Sdkfz 250/3� Neu� radio version of the 250 halftrack was equipped with the FuG 12 radio for ground communication or the FuG 7 radio for� communication with� Luftwaffe� air support .

Code	Description	Price
Gv64	1 vehicle	£1.80

Sdkfz 250/7 Neu 81mm Mrtr

The Sdkfz 250/7� carried an 81mm mortar, it was used by the 4th platoon of German reconnaissance units� to provide mobile fire support . This is the Neu version.

Code	Description	Price
Gv65	1 vehicle	£1.80

Sdkfz 250/9 Neu Recce

Sdkfz 250/9� Neu Recce version of the 250 halftrack was issued to armoured reconnaissance units� in 1944. The vehicle was armed with a 20mm cannon mounted in a� late model� Hangelafette� (swing mount)� turret that was produced for the 234/1 armoured car.

Code	Description	Price
Gv66	1 vehicle	£1.80

Sdkfz 250/8 Neu 75mm

Introduced� in 1944 the Sdkfz 250/8 carried a 75 mm Stummel howitzer and �was used in �the 4th platoon of German reconnaissance units� to provide mobile fire support .

Code	Description	Price
Gv67	1 vehicle	£1.80

Sdkfz 251/10 C Pak 36

The Sdkfz 251/10 C� halftrack �armed with a Pak 36 anti tank gun was issued to panzer grenadier platoons leaders from 1940.

Code	Description	Price
Gv68	1 vehicle	£2.00

Sdkfz 254 Saurer O/P

The Saurer Sdkfz 254 wheel cum track vehicle was a fascinating Austrian designed armoured �observation vehicle that could be driven on wheels or on tracks. Around 128 of these vehicles were� employed� from late 1940� onwards by armoured artillery units on� the Russian and� North African fronts.

Code	Description	Price
Gv69	1 vehicle	£2.00

Sdkfz 234 /1 20mm

The Sdkfz 234 /1 �eight�� wheeled� armoured cars armed with� a �20mm cannon were first produced in 1943 and were issued to the reconnaissance units of Panzer divisions. Note!� the Pithead model of this vehicle does not use the turret from a 222 armoured car, the model has the correct six sided �Hangelafette� (swing mount)� turret that was used to equip this version of the 234.

Code	Description	Price
Gv70	1 vehicle	£2.00

Sdkfz 234 /2 Puma

The Sdkfz 234 /2 Puma armoured car armed with� a� 50mm� anti tank gun was first produced in 1943 and� issued to reconnaissance �companies of �4 Panzer divisions serving on both eastern and� western fronts.

Code	Description	Price
Gv71	1 vehicle	£2.00

Sdkfz 234 /3 Stummel

The Sdkfz 234 /3� armed with a 75mm �Stummel was� produced in 1944 as a support weapon� issued to reconnaissance� companies� equipped with the Sdkfz 234/1

Code	Description	Price
Gv72	1 vehicle	£2.00

Sdkfz 234 /4 Pak 75mm

The Sdkfz 234 /4 was produced in late 1944 and mounted a Pak 40 75mm anti tank gun . Designed as support weapon it was� issued to the� reconnaissance� companies of German panzer divisions. Note! �the Pithead version of this vehicle does not use the standard �234 chassis to represent this model .The 234/4 version did not have central mudguard pannier hatches and the exhaust system was different from the previous versions.

Code	Description	Price
Gv73	1 vehicle	£2.00

Panzer 1 Command

There were 184 of� these �radio equipped command tanks produced from 1935� to 1937 . Some of these vehicles remained in service until 1942.

Code	Description	Price
Gv74	1 vehicle	£1.80

Panzerjager 1

The� Panzerjager� 1 was equipped with a Czech 47mm anti tank gun and was the first of the Panzerjager SPs produced by the Germans . 202 of these vehicles were produced� and they served in France , Russia and North Africa before being phased out in late 1943.

Code	Description	Price
Gv75	1 vehicle	£2.00

Panzer 1 Sig 33 SP

This was an early attempt to provide armoured support artillery by mounting a 150mm Sig 33 gun complete with wheels and gun carriage on a Panzer 1 chassis . 38 of these vehicles were made and served in France and the early stages of the Russian campaign.

Code	Description	Price
Gv76	1 vehicle	£2.00

Panzer 2 Ausf F

Panzer� 2 Ausf F� was an improved version of the earlier� models having an observation� cupola� and uparmoured �glacis plate. Issued in 1941 and used as an armoured �reconnaissance tank.�

Code	Description	Price
Gv77	1 vehicle	£1.80

Panzer 2 Pak 40

The Panzer 2 Pak 40 armed� Marder II was produced in mid 1942 and equipped Panzerjager units serving on all fronts until the end of the war. �

Code	Description	Price
Gv78	1 vehicle	£2.00

Wespe 105 mm SP

Wespe 105mm� SP� introduced in late 1943 equipped the artillery units of armoured formations serving in this role until the end of the war. �

Code	Description	Price
Gv79	1 vehicle	£2.00

Marder III Pak 36r

Marder III Pak 36r was an adaptation of two captured weapon systems . The chassis was a Czech 38t and the gun a Russian Pak 36r. It served in Panzerjager detatchments from early e 1942 onwards� and went some way to combat the superior Russain� tank designs� entering service at this time. The majority served on the Russian front� but� 66� examples were sent to� North Africa� in mid 1942. �

Code	Description	Price
Gv80	1 vehicle	£2.00

Marder III Pak 40 Auf M

Marder III Pak 40 Auf M was a modified Panzer 38t produced in large numbers , 975 were produced from mid 1943 onwards . It served on all fronts and equipped both armoured and infantry divisions in the panzerjager role until the end of the war. �

Code	Description	Price
Gv81	1 vehicle	£2.00

Bison Sig 33 Aus K

Bison Sig 33 Aus K was a modified Panzer 38t mounting a 150mm infantry gun .Produced from mid 1943 onwards it served on all fronts and equipped� armoured artillery support companies of infantry regiments until the end of the war. �

Code	Description	Price
Gv82	1 vehicle	£2.00

Panzer 38t 20 mm Flak

Panzer� 38t �20 mm Flak issued to armoured flak compaies from late 1943 onwards notably used by the 12th �SS Hitlerjugend� division in Normandy 1944. �

Code	Description	Price
Gv83	1 vehicle	£2.00

Panzer 38t Aufklarer recce

The Panzer 38t Aufklarer reconnaissance �tank was produced in late 1944 and� was armed with a 20mm cannon mounted in the same� model� Hangelafette� (swing mount)� turret that was manufactured� for the 234/1 armoured car. The vehicle saw service on both eastern and western fronts until the end of the war. �

Code	Description	Price
Gv84	1 vehicle	£1.80

Hetzer

Hetzer Panzerjager 38t mounted a 75mm Pak39 and was produced in great numbers from mid 1944 until� the end of the war . Initially issued to� Panzerjager detachments of infantry divisions. 2584 made �

Code	Description	Price
Gv85	1 vehicle	£1.80

Panzerjager IV/70

The Panzerjager IV/70 SP gun mounted the same 75mm long barreled L/70 gun that armed the Panther tank . Produced from late 1944 it proved to be a very effective anti tank weapon for defensive warfare. �

Code	Description	Price
Gv86	1 vehicle	£2.00

Krupp Protze tractor Kfz 69

Krupp Protze tractor Kfz 69 in production from the start of the war the Kfz 69 was used to tow the Pak 36 anti tank gun. The vehicle equipped panzer jager units for the invasion of Poland and was still in use during the early battles in the Soviet Union in 1941- 42. These vehicles were also used by the Hungarian army during WW2.

Code	Description	Price
Gv87	1 vehicle	£2.00

Krupp Protze truck Kfz 70

Krupp Protze truck Kfz 70 was produced from 1933 to 1942 and was used to carry troops or tow 20mm light anti aircraft cannons . A versatile vehicle it was used on all fronts during the first half of the war.

Code	Description	Price
Gv88	1 vehicle	£2.00

Einheits Diesel truck

Einheits Diesel truck was produced by six manufacturers before the outbreak of war as a standard 6x6 army truck. This versatile vehicle was used by infantry units as a troop carrier, but also equipped Engineer and Bridging units. Manufacture ended in 1940 due to its high production cost but it was used throughout the early to mid war period.

Code	Description	Price
Gv89	1 vehicle	£2.20

RSO Ost Schlepper

RSO Ost Schlepper was produced from an Austrian design in 1944 as a 3 ton tractor. Used as an artillery tractor and by forward and supply units on both eastern and western fronts during the last few years of the war.

Code	Description	Price
Gv90	1 vehicle	£2.00

Sdkfz 13 light Armoured car

Sdkfz 13 light Armoured car was a built on a saloon car chassis, lightly armoured and equipped with a single light machine gun. It was used to equip reconnaissance units during the Polish and French campaigns but for the invasion of the Soviet Union it was replaced by more conventional turreted designs.

Code	Description	Price
Gv91	1 vehicle	£1.20

Sdkfz� 222

Sdkfz 222 a 4x4 light armoured car armed with a 20mm cannon and single machine gun was used for most of the war by reconnaissance units until replaced by more modern designs in the latter stages. This vehicle was used on all fronts, examples being seen in Russian and North Africa and Italy.

Code	Description	Price
Gv92	1 vehicle	£1.80

Sdkfz�263 6 wheeler�

Sdkfz 263 6 wheeler was based on a commercial truck chassis, lightly armoured and equipped with a 20mm cannon, its poor cross country performance led to it being phased out early in the Russian campaign.

Code	Description	Price
Gv93	1 vehicle	£2.00

Sdkfz 231 8 wheeler

Sdkfz 231 8 wheeler armed with a 20mm cannon. This purpose built design was used throughout the war by reconnaissance units of the German army. It served on all fronts and was so well built that examples could still be seen in use as late as 1944.

Code	Description	Price
Gv94	1 vehicle	£2.00