1:72 WWII canon antichar allemand Pak 40

The Italeri 1:72 WWII German PAK40 AT Gun w/servants brings a key artillery piece of the Second World War into a compact model kit format, combining the long 75 mm barrel, shielded carriage and crew figures in a scene that suits battlefield displays and historical dioramas. Its 1:72 scale makes the gun easy to place with other military miniatures while still leaving room for visible structural detail. The Pak 40 entered service at the beginning of 1941 and became the standard anti-tank gun of the German army. In the source data, the weapon is described as weighing 1500 kg and being able to penetrate a 70 mm plate at a range of 2000 meters, details that give the finished model a clear historical identity beyond its silhouette alone. The same gun design was also used, in slightly modified form, on tank destroyers such as the Marder, StuG III and Hetzer, which adds further context for collectors building vehicle-linked WWII scenes. Assembly is required, with a stated build time of 600 minutes. Once completed, the gun and servants can anchor a trench line, roadside firing position or wider combat layout, with the crew figures helping the emplacement read as an active field setup rather than a standalone cannon.