The 3.7cm anti-tank gun was immediately accepted by the German Army and officially designated Anti-Tank Gun Model (PAK 35/36). In 1936, the Germans began to deliver the gun to the anti-tank gun company of each division as its standard equipment. It is reported that the excellent design of the then typical anti-tank gun exerted a great influence on the progress of anti-tank guns in the Soviet Union, United States, and Japan.

Specifications & Features

• Four realistic figures – a gunner, commander, supplier, and loader; figures may be placed where desired.
• Anti-tank gun has moveable main body, trail legs, and tires.
• Gun shield may be bent to the front.
• Includes an ammo case with ammunition.
• Detailed pictorial instructions label numerous parts of the anti-tank gun.