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Painting the Panzer IIIG for Barbarossa


Panzer III G
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GEO31
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$9.00 USD


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As part of our 15mm Barbarossa Project, we needed some 15mm scale Panzer IIIG's - four, in fact. The Panzer III usually doesn't get much respect from wargamers, who much prefer the later Panthers and Tigers. In the early-war period, however, the Panzer III is a formidable fighting vehicle - and in our Barbarosa scenario, it's the primary German tank.

Pleas were sent to the various manufacturers, and Battlefront was kind enough to respond (with five models).

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"Sure, no problem," said Carl. "Just send them on down."