This self propelled anti-tank was built by the Germans in 1942 in order to face the dangerous, new Russian tanks and to equip their own anti-tank units with a mobile vehicle. Same body as the German Pz 38 (t). The turret was substitute by a fixed superstructure which incorporated a 75mm Pak 40 gun. Motor and interior equipment remained unchanged and therefore the vehicle was very high, while the gunners were in a rather exposed position. From 1943 to 1944 were a total of 975 units built. Widely used in Tunisia, Russia and Italy. Remained in service with Panzerjaegerabt, on the infantry, Panzergrenadier and armoured divisions until the end of 1944.
Vier uitvoeringen mogelijk;
- 1st Cp.Pz.Jag.Abt.171, 71st Infantry Division, Italy, May 1944.
- Unknown unit, Russian Front, 1943.
- Unknown unit, Russian Front, 1943.
- Unknown unit, Prokowo, Russia, July 1943.
Lang; 81 mm.
