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German self-propelled assault gun Sturmgeschütz IV Sd.Kfz. 167 COBI 2576 - World War II 1:28

Kit of German assault gun Sturmgeschütz IV in field camouflage. Assembled model has fixed turret with opening hatches. After removing the upper part of the turret, the gunner and driver's seat can be seen. At the rear of the hull is a Maybach engine under cover, which can be removed and displayed separately. Also included in the package is a cube with a description.
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List Number: COBI-2576
EAN: 5902251025762
Warranty:24 months
Manufacturer:COBI
Loyalty Points:9
Price excluding VAT:1 122,00 Kč
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You know that:

  • Sturmgeschütz IV Sd. Kfz. 167 was developed in 1943 in response to the German Army's need for effective anti-tank weapons.
  • This assault gun was based on the Panzer IV tank chassis, which made it easy to manufacture and maintain.
  • The first working prototype was completed on 15 December 1943, and two days later the machine was presented to A. Hitler, who unreservedly approved it for series production.
  • Interestingly, by the end of 1943, Krupp had produced 30 production units within 14 days.
  • The Sturmgeschütz IV had armour up to 80 mm thick at the front, which enabled it to withstand fire from most anti-tank guns on the Eastern Front.
  • The Sturmgeschütz IV quickly became popular with crews for its speed and maneuverability.
  • During production, both its armour and weapons performance were improved. In 1944, versions of the Sturmgeschütz IV were developed with a fully hydraulic chassis, which improved its mobility and stability on rough terrain. These improvements also increased firing accuracy.
  • By making technical modifications, the accuracy of firing at a 2x2.5 m target at a distance of 500 metres was 100%, at a distance of 1000 metres 99% and at a distance of 1500 metres 77%.
  • The assault gun was factory-coated with a thick layer of Zimmerit anti-magnetic coating, although the Red Army had virtually no magnetic anti-tank mines, or possibly only a negligible amount of the captured HHL3 type.
  • Later versions were even equipped with a Nahverteidigungswaffe grenade thrower.
  • With the advent of more effective Allied weapons, crews tried to increase the armour's durability by installing reinforced concrete blocks, which were installed during standard maintenance in field repair shops.
  • To increase safety, fuel was divided into three interconnected tanks.
  • A total of 1,141 were produced in several versions.
  • Today, there are only a few operational machines around the world.

 

Technical parameters:

  • dimensions: length 6.70 m, width 2.95 m, height 2.2 m
  • weight 23 000 kg
  • armour up to 80 mm
  • power unit 12-cylinder Maybach HL 120TRM V-12 engine with 221 kW
  • number of gears 6 forward + 1 reverse
  • maximum speed 38 km/h 
  • fuel tank capacity 470 l
  • range 210 km (130 km off-road)
  • main armament STUK 40 L/48 cannon of 75 mm calibre (57 rounds)
  • secondary armament MG 34 machine gun 7,92 mm calibre
  • crew 4

 

From the memoirs of Commander Franz Kurowski:

"When I was sent to the front, I was tired and exhausted. But when I got to StuG IV, everything changed. I felt strong and fearless. That was the power of this machine."

 

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Number of figurines0 pcs
Version (series)05/2023
Scale1 : 28
Recommended age10+
Dimensions after assembly24,5 x 11,2 x 10 cm
Box dimensions45 x 30 x 7 cm
Number of pieces952 pcs
Package weight990 g
Contains luminous blocksNo
MaterialPlastic
CollectionWorld War II
Compatible with other brand of kitsYes
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