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Introducing the Panther G tank, now available in a stunningly detailed miniature size. This tank was a formidable weapon in the German army during World War II, with its impressive speed, range, and firepower.
The Panther G was designed as an improvement over the earlier Panther tank models, with thicker armor and better firepower. It was armed with a powerful 7.5 cm KwK 42 L/70 gun and had a top speed of 46 km/h (29 mph). The Panther G played a significant role in the Battle of Kursk, where it was used to great effect against the Soviet tanks.
Our Panther G miniature is 3D printed on demand using high-quality metals, making it a perfect addition to any luxury collector's collection. Its intricate details and precise design make it a true work of art, capturing the essence of this iconic tank.
#tank #tanks #PantherG #GermanTank #WWII #TankCollectors #LuxuryCollectibles #MilitaryHistory #3DPrinted #Shapeways
NB! We got also Pink Panther! :)
3D model by Jüri Suurväli.
You can choose to have this product made for you of the following precious metals:
Platinum // About Platinum
14K Yellow Gold or 14K Rose Gold or 14K White Gold // About Gold
14k Gold Plated Brass // About Gold Plated Brass
Natural Silver or Polished Silver or Antique Silver // About Silver
Natural Brass or Polished Brass // About Brass
Natural Bronze or Polished Bronze // About Bronze
Please note that if you choose the "polished" and "plated" finishing option for certain materials, gold or platinum as materials, there may be a slight loss of small details. However, this finishing option gives the miniature a glossy and refined appearance, adding an extra touch of sophistication to your collection.
Zoom in and rotate the 3D model with the 3D button on image.
You can also add a name as Custom Text on this product before the object is 3D-printed.
This product will be created by Shapeways, CyberSmihty's 3D print-on-demand partner with production units in the US and Netherlands, and shipped with UPS.
NB! All our products are 3D printed on demand, which means it takes 2-3 weeks to arrive. The price does not include shipping, and shipping times depend on your location. Click here for more Shipping Info.
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The Panther I Ausf G was the final version of the Panther to enter production during the Second World War, and was produced in larger numbers than the previous two versions combined.
Production of the Ausf G began in March 1944, and although the high production targets were never met at least 300 tanks were accepted in every remaining month of 1944 apart from October and December.
A number of the changes introduced on the Ausf G had been developed for the Panther II, many to increase the simplicity of production. Amongst these changes was the introduction of a straight tapered edge to the side of the hull above the tracks, in place of the more complex sides of earlier models.
The angle of the slope of the side armour was reduced by 11 degrees, making it less effective, so to counter this width of the the side armour was increased from 40mm to 50mm. To compensate the armour on the lower hull front and underneath the tank was made thinner. The driver’s vision port was removed to strengthen the frontal armour. It was replaced with a rotating periscope above the driver. A new driver’s seat was introduced, and could be raised up so that the driver’s head would emerge from his hatch, allowing for better visibility when moving away from the battlefield.
During the production run of the Ausf G the gun mantlet was modified. On earlier tanks it had a circular profile, which created a “shot trap” below the gun, where incoming rounds could hit the base of the mantlet and be deflected down onto the thin roof armour. The bottom half of the new mantlet was wedge shaped, eliminating the problem.
A shortage of raw materials meant that an all-steel running gear had to be installed on the Panther Ausf G, beginning with chassis number 121052. During the production run a number of further changes were made, including the addition of a gearbox oil cooler, 3mm armoured ammo bins and a heater for the fighting compartment.
All three Panther variants operated in the same units, but combat attrition meant that the Ausf G was by far the most common version by the end of 1944, by which time the Panther accounted for over half of the entire German tank force.
Names
Panzerkampfwagen V Ausf G (Sd Kfz 171)
Panther I
VK3002
Stats
Number produced: 3,126
Produced: March 1944-April 1945
Length: 8.86m
Hull Width: 3.4m
Height: 2.98m
Crew: 5
Weight: 45,5 tons
Engine: Maybach HL230P30
Max Speed: 46 km/hr
Max Range: 200km
Main Gun: One 7.5cm KwK42 L/70
Secondary Armament: Two 7.92mm MG34
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panther_tank
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NB! At Cybersmithy, we believe that gaming can be a force for good. That's why we're proud to announce that we're donating all profits from our tank miniatures to support the Ukrainian army in their fight for freedom against the Russian invasion.
It's been over a year since the start of the large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the situation remains dire. The Ukrainian army has been fighting bravely to defend their country and their people, but they need all the support they can get. That's where we come in.
We're donating our profits to support two organizations: Aerorozvidka and the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense.
@aerorozvidka is a non-profit organization that promotes the creation and implementation of net-centric and robotic military capabilities for the Ukrainian security and defense forces. They exemplify the direct engagement of civil society in repelling aggression against Ukraine. By supporting them, we're not only helping the Ukrainian army fight back against the invaders, but we're also supporting the role of civil society in defending their country.
In addition, we're also donating directly to the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense via website, https://war.ukraine.ua/donate/. Every donation helps the Ukrainian army to acquire much-needed equipment, such as drones, to defend their country.
We know that our donation may seem small in the grand scheme of things, but we believe that every little bit counts. We want to do our part in supporting the brave men and women who are fighting for their country's freedom. By purchasing our tank miniatures, you're not only getting a piece of gaming history, but you're also helping a good cause.
Join us in supporting the Ukrainian army in their fight for freedom by purchasing one of our tank miniatures or sharing this post with your friends and followers. Every purchase you make from Cybersmithy will directly contribute to this cause. Let's make a difference together. Let's show the world that gaming can be a force for good.
#Cybersmithy #SupportUkraine #UkrainianArmy #Aerorozvidka #WarInUkraine #GamingForGood #ForFreedom #WorldOfTanks #WoT #tankcollector #tankcollection #tank #tanks #modeltanks #tankminiatures #tankmodels #militaryhistory #militaryminiatures #wargaming #gamingcommunity #donate #charity
The Panther G was designed as an improvement over the earlier Panther tank models, with thicker armor and better firepower. It was armed with a powerful 7.5 cm KwK 42 L/70 gun and had a top speed of 46 km/h (29 mph). The Panther G played a significant role in the Battle of Kursk, where it was used to great effect against the Soviet tanks.
Our Panther G miniature is 3D printed on demand using high-quality metals, making it a perfect addition to any luxury collector's collection. Its intricate details and precise design make it a true work of art, capturing the essence of this iconic tank.
#tank #tanks #PantherG #GermanTank #WWII #TankCollectors #LuxuryCollectibles #MilitaryHistory #3DPrinted #Shapeways
NB! We got also Pink Panther! :)
3D model by Jüri Suurväli.
You can choose to have this product made for you of the following precious metals:
Platinum // About Platinum
14K Yellow Gold or 14K Rose Gold or 14K White Gold // About Gold
14k Gold Plated Brass // About Gold Plated Brass
Natural Silver or Polished Silver or Antique Silver // About Silver
Natural Brass or Polished Brass // About Brass
Natural Bronze or Polished Bronze // About Bronze
Please note that if you choose the "polished" and "plated" finishing option for certain materials, gold or platinum as materials, there may be a slight loss of small details. However, this finishing option gives the miniature a glossy and refined appearance, adding an extra touch of sophistication to your collection.
Zoom in and rotate the 3D model with the 3D button on image.
You can also add a name as Custom Text on this product before the object is 3D-printed.
This product will be created by Shapeways, CyberSmihty's 3D print-on-demand partner with production units in the US and Netherlands, and shipped with UPS.
NB! All our products are 3D printed on demand, which means it takes 2-3 weeks to arrive. The price does not include shipping, and shipping times depend on your location. Click here for more Shipping Info.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The Panther I Ausf G was the final version of the Panther to enter production during the Second World War, and was produced in larger numbers than the previous two versions combined.
Production of the Ausf G began in March 1944, and although the high production targets were never met at least 300 tanks were accepted in every remaining month of 1944 apart from October and December.
A number of the changes introduced on the Ausf G had been developed for the Panther II, many to increase the simplicity of production. Amongst these changes was the introduction of a straight tapered edge to the side of the hull above the tracks, in place of the more complex sides of earlier models.
The angle of the slope of the side armour was reduced by 11 degrees, making it less effective, so to counter this width of the the side armour was increased from 40mm to 50mm. To compensate the armour on the lower hull front and underneath the tank was made thinner.
During the production run of the Ausf G the gun mantlet was modified. On earlier tanks it had a circular profile, which created a “shot trap” below the gun, where incoming rounds could hit the base of the mantlet and be deflected down onto the thin roof armour. The bottom half of the new mantlet was wedge shaped, eliminating the problem.
A shortage of raw materials meant that an all-steel running gear had to be installed on the Panther Ausf G, beginning with chassis number 121052. During the production run a number of further changes were made, including the addition of a gearbox oil cooler, 3mm armoured ammo bins and a heater for the fighting compartment.
All three Panther variants operated in the same units, but combat attrition meant that the Ausf G was by far the most common version by the end of 1944, by which time the Panther accounted for over half of the entire German tank force.
Names
Panzerkampfwagen V Ausf G (Sd Kfz 171)
Panther I
VK3002
Stats
Number produced: 3,126
Produced: March 1944-April 1945
Length: 8.86m
Hull Width: 3.4m
Height: 2.98m
Crew: 5
Weight: 45,5 tons
Engine: Maybach HL230P30
Max Speed: 46 km/hr
Max Range: 200km
Main Gun: One 7.5cm KwK42 L/70
Secondary Armament: Two 7.92mm MG34
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panther_tank
____________________________________________________________________________________
NB! At Cybersmithy, we believe that gaming can be a force for good. That's why we're proud to announce that we're donating all profits from our tank miniatures to support the Ukrainian army in their fight for freedom against the Russian invasion.
It's been over a year since the start of the large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the situation remains dire. The Ukrainian army has been fighting bravely to defend their country and their people, but they need all the support they can get. That's where we come in.
We're donating our profits to support two organizations: Aerorozvidka and the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense.
@aerorozvidka is a non-profit organization that promotes the creation and implementation of net-centric and robotic military capabilities for the Ukrainian security and defense forces. They exemplify the direct engagement of civil society in repelling aggression against Ukraine. By supporting them, we're not only helping the Ukrainian army fight back against the invaders, but we're also supporting the role of civil society in defending their country.
In addition, we're also donating directly to the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense via website, https://war.ukraine.ua/donate/. Every donation helps the Ukrainian army to acquire much-needed equipment, such as drones, to defend their country.
We know that our donation may seem small in the grand scheme of things, but we believe that every little bit counts. We want to do our part in supporting the brave men and women who are fighting for their country's freedom. By purchasing our tank miniatures, you're not only getting a piece of gaming history, but you're also helping a good cause.
Join us in supporting the Ukrainian army in their fight for freedom by purchasing one of our tank miniatures or sharing this post with your friends and followers. Every purchase you make from Cybersmithy will directly contribute to this cause. Let's make a difference together. Let's show the world that gaming can be a force for good.
#Cybersmithy #SupportUkraine #UkrainianArmy #Aerorozvidka #WarInUkraine #GamingForGood #ForFreedom #WorldOfTanks #WoT #tankcollector #tankcollection #tank #tanks #modeltanks #tankminiatures #tankmodels #militaryhistory #militaryminiatures #wargaming #gamingcommunity #donate #charity
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