Hetzer vs SU-76M Hungary Nato Large expandable front pocket with

Large expandable front pocket with press studs

this title includes articles and a foreword from Tank Museum Curator David Willey

1 piece engine & truck cab for ease-of assembly

newly coloured stories from original creators Alan Martin and Jamie Hewlett

Field artillery remained the primary killer on the battlefield

Hetzer vs SU-76M Hungary Nato Large expandable front pocket withBy Peter Samsonov Paperback During World War II, Germany and the Soviet Union soon found that their light tanks were obsolete; while their small guns were no longer useful against the enemy's armoured vehicles, the chassis allowed for installation of a larger gun at the cost of a rotating turret. Keen to utilize existing technology, Germany and the Soviet Union approached this challenge differently. While the Germans turned their PzKpfw 38(t) tank