【模型】III号 制作计划[更新 2018年4月30日]

A Panzer III Ausf.A, one of the very first delivered, in 1937. This one was part of the Polish campaign in September. Early versions were converted to command tanks or, as they were outnumbered by lighter models, Zugfuhrerwagen or platoon commanders.

Brand: IBG Models

Title: Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf. A

Number: W-001

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2018

已购入

A Panzer III Ausf.C, Poland, September 1939.

An early Panzer III Ausf.D, XIth Panzerdivision, Poland, September 1939. The D had extra protection and a new, reworked suspension system.

Panzer III Ausf.D, the last and biggest pre-production series. These were the testbeds for the mass-production Ausf.E. This one served in Norway, near Lillehamer in February 1940. The ochre camouflage, applied directly on the usual feldgrau livery, was customary in operations.

Atelier Infinite 目前只有这家提供

a/b/d

都是树脂，巨贵。

A Panzer III Ausf.E. This was the first actual production series, redesigned for mass production, built by Daimler-Benz, Henschel and MAN from October 1939. Only 96 were manufactured, but its features endured until the last version. It had a shortened hull, brand new independent torsion bar suspension (by Porsche), six roadwheels and three return rollers, increased armor up to 30 mm (1.18 in), side hull escape hatches, new turret two-piece hatches, added vision port and better visor. To cope with the additional weight, a new Maybach V12 HL 120TR with a Maybach Variorex 10 speed gearbox delivered 300 bhp to this new version. Total weight was now far in excess of the 15 tons originally allocated, but general effectiveness was better and many parts were redesigned for mass production.

Brand: First to Fight

Title: PzKpfw III Ausf. E Niemiecki czołg średni (German medium tank)

Number: PL1939-014

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2014

The Ausf.F was a close sibling of the E, and it remained almost unmodified. It was produced by no less than five manufacturers, including Daimler-Benz, Alkett, MAN, Henschel, and FAMO. It had modified air intakes and a slightly improved Maybach 120 TRM engine. External modifications included smoke generator mounted on the rear, controlled from the turret, and sometimes a stowage box at the rear of the turret, which became a trademark of later versions.

At last, the new 50 mm (1.97 in) KwK 38 L/42, capable of dealing with most French medium and British BEF tanks, was fitted in a rush on a hundred Ausf.F, to be ready for the western campaign. The first ready were shipped to France to see the last days of fighting of June 1940, like this one.

The Ausf.G crystallized many improvements learnt from the campaign in Poland. They were built in 1940-1941. Too late for the western campaign, they became the spearhead of the German offensive in the Balkans (Balkanfeldzug), Yugoslavia and Greece, in April-May 1941. This one is an early production Ausf.G, from the Xth Division, without turret basket and with the original 37 mm (1.46 in) KwK 38 gun. Against the light FT andHotchkiss H35 tanks of the Yugoslavian army, this was not a handicap.

S-Model (China) – Nr. PS720016 – 1:72

A Panzer III Ausf.H, an evolved model of the G, only produced in 308 units, nearly all fitted with additional armored plates bolted on the frontal glacis and rear. Russian front, Group Army North, operation Barbarossa, September 1941. They also originally mounted the 37 mm (1.46 in) KwK 36 gun. Later, they were equipped with the 50 mm (1.97 in) L/42, and some were even retrofitted in 1942 with the high velocity, long barrel KwK 39 L/60. This gun gave the series the much needed punch against Soviet tanks.

Brand: UM Models

Title: Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.H

Number: 270

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2016

When the first German forces came in Africa in March 1941, they were equipped with the Panzer II and III, most of which were Ausf.Fs and upgunned Ausf.Gs. Since there were few replacements prior to the Tunisian campaign, Rommel could only count on limited provisions of Ausf.Gs and Js during the whole African campaign, from 1941 to early 1943.

Prior to the Russian campaign, almost all vehicles had been retrofitted with the new, more efficient KwK 38 L/42 50 mm (1.97 in) gun. Here, one of these upgunned Panzer IIIs Ausf.G of the Central Army corps, stuck in front of Moscow in December 1941. Note the transitional, washable white paint. Late production Ausf.Gs received an improved commander cupola and new enlarged tracks, better suited to the Eastern front.

The Ausf.J was a real step forward because of its new, slightly larger and redesigned hull, with increased armor up to 50 mm (1.97 in) at the front, and the J1 variant received the 50 mm (1.97 in) KwK 38 L42 gun right from the start, with a new mantlet. The hull machine gun received a ball mount and the visor was also new. This early Ausf.J (482 built in 1941) fought with the Vth Division in Kuban, Ukraine, March 1942. The short barrel 50 mm (1.97 in) was replaced by the long barrel version. By 1943, only a handful had survived.

Although nearly all Panzer IIIs were upgraded with the L42 gun, this medium barrel never gave satisfaction against the superior armor of the Russian KV-1 and thick sloped armor of the T-34. The introduction of the new gun emerged from to the will of Hitler after the fall of France, but this weapon was available in short numbers, so the Waffenamt postponed its use nearly one year and a half. The late J came just in time for the depleted German Panzerdivisions, which had already lost most of their combat effectiveness. The gun also used longer ammunition, thus reducing their storage from 90 to 84. Most served until 1944.

A late Ausf.J in Russia, Group Army South, First Panzerdivision, Stalingrad, December 1942.

Surviving Panzer IIIs from Tunisia were quickly put in defense of Sicily, like this one of the 15th Panzergrenadier Division, used in the western sector.

In October 1941, it was decided to use the standard Panzer III Ausf.J to accommodate a new, smaller radio, without giving up their main gun and firepower, but sacrificing one ammunition rack. 300 of these Panzerbefehlswagen Ausf.K mit 5cm KwK L/42 command tanks were converted and gradually introduced on the front in 1943. Since the L60 gun fielded by the Ausf.L and M had a far better muzzle velocity, 50 of these upgunned types were to be chosen for the same task, and equipped with new long, medium and short range radio sets. The custom-built Ausf.K arrived in late 1942/early 1943. Most were given to SS Panzerdivisions fighting on the Eastern front, like this one.

Dragon – Nr. 7372 – 1:72 已经代工入手，链接稍后

Brand: Dragon

Title: Pz.Kpfw III ausf J

Number: 7372

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2013

Panzer III Ausf.L TP early production vehicle (1942), a transition model equipped with the Ausf.J turret, the standard long barrel 50 mm (1.97 in) KwK 38 L60, and specialized equipment for desert warfare (hence the name TP, “Tropisch”), essentially additional air filters and new cooling ratio. Facing mostly light Stuarts Crusaders and half-tracks, the late Panzer IIIs ruled the Tunisian battlefield despite inferior numbers. Their only valuable opponent was the M3 Lee/Grant, which was outclassed by the Ausf.L.

A prototype based on the Ausf L, in a fictional livery, with the muzzle brake still fitted on the KwK 39. The KwK 39 was basically a Pak 38 without a muzzle brake and modified to be fitted in the Panzer III turret. Notice the protective panels around the turret, to deal with the AP rifles of the Russian infantry.

Dragon – Nr. 7385 – 1:72

Brand: Dragon

Title: Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf. L Late Production

Number: 7385

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2012

Brand: Revell

Title: Pz Kpfw III Ausf. L

Number: 03251 (Also listed as 80-3251)

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2016

Early production Ausf.M of the 3rd Panzer Regiment, IInd Panzerdivision at Kursk, July 1943. Notice the turret spaced armor. The Ausf.M was an improvement over the previous J, with 20 mm (0.79 in) of extra superstructure front and mantlet armor, and with a fording equipment exhaust which allowed deeper river crossings, already developed on the Tauchpanzer III. The gun, however was the same. They also had three 90 mm (3.54 in) NbK smoke dischargers mounted on both sides of the turret. A total of 1000 were ordered, but only 250 were completed. The others were either converted to Ausf.Ns, StuGs, Flammpanzers, or simply dismantled.

A late built Ausf.M, with turret spaced armor and side skirts (Schürzen). These became common features for all Panzer IIIs and IVs by 1943, as a response to the anti-tank rifles used by the Russians and Allies. They also were fitted with a rotating mount around the commander cupola, for an extra AA MG 34 machine gun.

Dragon – Nr. 7290 – 1:72

浮潜版本，

已经购入。

同时代工开工。

Dragon – Nr. 7323 – 1:72

侧裙板，更爽，

已代工完工一台：咸鱼郑郑爱雨。

Sturmpanzer III (Ausf.N) early production vehicle.Previous attempts were made on the Ausf.L to adapt the turret of the Panzer IV and its gun, but they failed. Later, Daimler-Benz succeeded in equipping the Panzer III turret with a new mantlet, accommodating the short barrel 75 mm (2.95 in) already largely produced for the early versions of the Panzer IV. The early version had many differences compared to the late ones.

The late Panzer III Ausf.N had many new features, like the reintroduction of the space armor (side skirts or Schürzen), a one piece commander cupola hatch and side turret hatches and received Zimmerit from the factory. The Ausf.N served as close protection vehicles for the Tiger battalions (sPzAbt/sSSPzAbt), and in a close-support role in Panzergrenadier divisions.w/side skirt armour

Dragon – Nr. 7407 – 1:72

Brand: IBG Models

Title: Bergepanzer III Easy Assembly Kit

Number: 72059

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2018

已购入一台

品牌：

World at War

货品：二战德国

三号突击炮原型车

0-serien

编号：

003

比例：

1/72

Ausf.A, Sturmegshütz batterie 640, Grossdeutschland infanterie regiment, France, May 1940.

快拼，不知道评价如何。

Brand: Dragon

Title: StuG.III Ausf.A

Number: 7557

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2017

StuG III Ausf.B of an unidentified Panzergrenadier unit, Balkans, April 1941.

Ausf.B, Russia, winter 1941-42.

Brand: Dragon

Title: Sd.Kfz.142 StuG.III Ausf.B

Number: 7559

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2017

Ausf.C from the 192 Sturmgeschutz-Abteilung, Russia, early 1942.

Ausf.D Sonderverband 288, Deutsche Afrika Korps, 1942.

Ausf.C/D mit 7.5cm L48 and “pig snout”, or Saukopf mantlet, Laapland, 1945.

Brand: Dragon

Title: StuG.III Ausf.C/D

Number: 7553

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2017

Brand: Dragon

Title: StuG.III Ausf.E

Number: 7562

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2017

快拼

Brand: Dragon

Title: StuG. III Ausf. F

Number: 7286

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2017

属于快拼，已经

完工一盒，应该算是质量还不错的选择了

制作链接：

Brand: UM Models

Title: Sturmgeschütz 40 Ausf F/8

Number: 280

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2017

Brand: Dragon

Title: StuG. III Ausf. G Early Production

Number: 7283

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2007

Brand: Dragon

Title: StuG. III Ausf. G (early)

Number: 7354

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2010

StuH.42 Ausf.E/F

StuH.42 Ausf.G

Brand: Black Dog

Title: GermanPz.Kpfw. III Ausf. N Dak accessories set

Number: T72037

Scale: 1:72

竟然买到了一份

PzKpfw. III M 5cm KwK 39 L/60

72B12

S.I.G. 33

150mm

72B20

Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. A,B,C,D,E,F1

7,5cm KwK 37 L/24

72B18

Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf.H

7,5cm KwK40L/48

72B25

Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. J

7,5cm KwK40L/48

72B23

10.5cm StuH 42 L/28

Sturmhaubitze 42

72B01

弹药

	7,5 cm KwK 40, StuK 40 3 x armour-piercing projectile 3 x armour-piercing sabot 3 x high-explosive projectile 12 x shels PzKpfw IV (F2, G, H, J), StuG (F, F2, G)	72P01
	7.5cm KwK 37 & StuK 37 L/24 3 x armour-piercing shell 3 x high-explosive anti-tank shell 3 x high-explosive shell, 12 x shells PzKpfw IV (ausf. A, C, D, E, F) & PzKpfW III (ausf. N) & SdKfz. 233 & SdKfz. 234/3 “Stummel”	72P02

200 Ausf.Ms were converted, by Wegmann at Kassel, as Flammenwerfers, under the designation Ausf.M(FI) or, officially, Sd.Kfz.141/3. They were almost identical externally to the regular Ausf.M, but with a 140 mm (5.51 in) dummy gun, which concealed the flamethrower. They had additional 30 mm (1.18 in) to 50 mm (1.97 in) armor plates welded on the frontal part of the hull and glacis, because their range was quite short (limited to 60 m/200 ft at best), hence exposing them to dangerous close fire. The two coaxial and hull machine-guns were retained, but they also carried 1020 liters of inflammable oil in two tanks inside the hull. All this additional weight made them the slowest of all versions.

These tanks were often given to SS assault squads, like this one, fighting in Normandy in June 1944. Notice the Zimmerit anti-magnetic paste and complex camouflage of this period, well adapted to the bocage.

喷火型是肯定有的，不过没有板件

Brand: MR Modellbau

Title: Panzer III /N/L/Flamm detail set Conversion Revell

Number: MR-72037

Scale: 1:72

这样一套改件肯定也不是很敢于玩。

SU-76i

SU-76i

, Red Army, Eastern Prussia, late 1944.

SG-122 Artsturm, conversion of the SU-76i as a howitzer SPG, 1945 (not to scale).

苏军缴获的III号改造成带

76炮的苏式歼击车，有时候又被反向缴获。

Brand: Attack Hobby Kits

Title: SU-76i Wehrmacht

Number: 72894

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2015

太过于特殊，目前没有这个个追求，淘宝有卖。

15cm sIG 33 L/11(Sf) auf Fahrgestell Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf.H (Sf) in indirect fire mode

sIG-33B

German Sturm-Infanteriegeschütz 33B equipped with the 15 cm sIG 33 howitzer for close infantry support, Stalingrad, fall 1942. Only 12 were deployed here, out of the 24 converted.

Brand: Cpl Overby’s MOTOR POOL

Title: 15cm Sig 33 on Pz.III

Number: MP002

Scale: 1:72

Released: 20xy

Brand: CMK

Title: Pz.Kpfw. III SIG 33 for Revell Kit

Number: 2016

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2006

基于威望的改件。

Brand: Attack Hobby Kits

Title: 15cm sIG 33 auf PzKpfw III

Number: 72847

Scale: 1:72

Released: 200x

（弹药运输型）也有板件

Brand: Attack Hobby Kits

Title: Munitionspanzer III

Number: 72888

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2013

Brand: Attack Hobby Kits

Title: Munitionspanzer III with ammo

Number: 72889

Scale: 1:72

Released: 2013

带几发弹药又是新版本。