MiniArt 72114 STUH 42 AUSF. G EARLY PROD 1/72 – plastic model kit

MiniArt 72114 STUH 42 AUSF. G EARLY PROD 1/72 is a precise plastic model kit representing the German self-propelled gun Sturmhaubitze 42 (StuH 42) Ausf. G from the early production period in 1/72 scale. This detailed replica stands out due to its excellent reproduction of historical vehicle details used by the Wehrmacht during World War II on both the Eastern and Western Fronts. The model is perfect for enthusiasts of German armored vehicles and fans of historical dioramas.

Unique Historical Features

The Sturmhaubitze 42 Ausf. G was developed in response to the need for supporting German infantry during urban combat. The vehicle was based on the popular tank destroyer Sturmgeschütz III, replacing the classic anti-tank gun with a 10.5 cm leFH 18 howitzer, allowing for fire support of ground forces. The early Ausf. G version was marked by its characteristic shape of the frontal armor and specific production details, faithfully reproduced in the MiniArt 72114 model.

• Scale: 1/72 – ideal for collections and dioramas in this popular scale.
• Country of use: Germany.
• Historical period: World War II (mainly 1942–1945).
• Materials: high-quality plastic, easy to assemble, perfect for painting and weathering.
• Category: plastic model kit.
• Additions: decal sheet with authentic unit markings, optional accessories, detailed external tools and equipment boxes.
• Detailed step-by-step pictorial instruction manual.

Who is it recommended for?

MiniArt 72114 STUH 42 AUSF. G EARLY PROD in 1/72 scale is especially recommended for lovers of armored vehicles from World War II. The model will delight both intermediate modelers and collectors who value historical accuracy and attention to detail. Due to the moderate difficulty level (3/5), the kit is suitable for those who already possess basic experience in assembling and painting plastic models.

Choose MiniArt 72114 STUH 42 AUSF. G to enrich your collection with an exceptionally realistic self-propelled gun, true to the original technical solutions of German military engineering from the fronts of World War II.