Hungarian Army Pak 36 light anti-tank gun
Supplied by the Germans, the Hungarians utilised the 37mm PaK 36 as a light anti-tank gun. A version of the PaK 36 was produced to use the 40mm calibre ammunition of the Hungarian made Skoda A17 anti-tank gun.
The Pak 36 knocked out thousands of lightly armoured Soviet tanks- which in 1941 formed the bulk of the Soviet tank forces. However, the Hungarians quickly discovered that the guns were of little to no use against the Soviet T-34.
Contains one gun and three crew.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted . No bases included.
Supplied by the Germans, the Hungarians utilised the 37mm PaK 36 as a light anti-tank gun. A version of the PaK 36 was produced to use the 40mm calibre ammunition of the Hungarian made Skoda A17 anti-tank gun.
The Pak 36 knocked out thousands of lightly armoured Soviet tanks- which in 1941 formed the bulk of the Soviet tank forces. However, the Hungarians quickly discovered that the guns were of little to no use against the Soviet T-34.
Contains one gun and three crew.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted . No bases included.
Description
Supplied by the Germans, the Hungarians utilised the 37mm PaK 36 as a light anti-tank gun. A version of the PaK 36 was produced to use the 40mm calibre ammunition of the Hungarian made Skoda A17 anti-tank gun.
The Pak 36 knocked out thousands of lightly armoured Soviet tanks- which in 1941 formed the bulk of the Soviet tank forces. However, the Hungarians quickly discovered that the guns were of little to no use against the Soviet T-34.
Contains one gun and three crew.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted . No bases included.
