jagdpanther tank destroyer 3D Modell

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the jagdpanther (\"hunting panther\") was a tank destroyer built by nazi germany during world war ii based on the chassis of the panther tank.

a heavy tank destroyer design based on the ** mm pak 43 and the panther tank chassis was ordered in late 1942 as design sdkfz 173. production started in early 1944; at the same time hitler specified the jagdpanther (\"hunting panther\") name.

to accommodate the, the sides of the panther tank were extended up to provide a roomy interior, while maintaining a very low profile. both the panther ausf. g and jagdpanther had side armor of increased elevation to enhance this effect even further and to harmonize production.

it was armed with an anti-tank version of the same long-barreled ** mm as the tiger ii and a 7.92 mm mg-34 machine in the front glacis plate for local defence. the jagdpanther had a good power-to-weight ratio and a powerful main, enabling it to destroy any type of allied tank. the jagdpanther's low profile meant that it was easily camouflaged. because it was based on the existing panther chassis, the vehicle did not suffer too many mechanical problems. it was manned by a crew of 5, a driver, radio-operator, commander,ner, and a loader.

two variants can be distinguished, one with a welded steel band around the main mantlet and the other with a bolted-on band. the versions with the bolted-on ring were equipped with pak 43/4. early jagdpanthers had a monobloc barrel and two vision openings for the driver, whereas late versions had only one.

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