The model kit Das Werk DW16020 German 7,5cm PaK40 (mid/late) in 1/16 scale is a unique collector's set that faithfully reproduces the German anti-tank gun widely used during World War II. This product from the renowned manufacturer Das Werk allows you to build both the mid and late versions of the iconic anti-tank gun, which became the backbone of the Wehrmacht's fight against Allied armored vehicles.

The 7.5cm PaK 40 was the main anti-tank gun of the German army from 1942 until the end of the war in 1945. This piece of equipment was used on all fronts: from the frozen steppes of Russia, through France, to the deserts of North Africa. The model, based on historical documentation, accurately recreates features typical of the "mid/late" version, such as modified wheels and specific gun shield elements.

The Das Werk DW16020 kit is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring durability and ease of modeling. Special attention is given to the precision metal barrel, which significantly enhances the model's realism and durability. The set may also include photo-etched parts that perfectly capture even the smallest technical details – such as hinges or mounts.

• Scale: 1/16 – perfect for dioramas and large displays
• Country: Germany; used by the Wehrmacht and Luftwaffe
• Period: World War II (1942–1945)
• Material: high-quality plastic, metal barrel, possible photo-etched parts
• Category: Plastic model kit with metal parts
• Suggested skill level: 4/5 – for intermediate and advanced military modelers

We especially recommend the Das Werk DW16020 model to military history enthusiasts, collectors, and fans of large-scale dioramas. The unique scale allows for precise painting, weathering, and creating realistic signs of use. The kit will serve as a centerpiece for a World War II diorama and will attract attention at any exhibition or in a private collection. Its exceptional quality and attention to detail guarantee satisfaction for every advanced modeler.

Order the Das Werk DW16020 German 7,5cm PaK40 and immerse yourself in the world of World War II military engineering!