Miniart 72112 - 1:72 StuG III Ausf. G Late Miag Production

MiniArt 72112 – 1:72 StuG III Ausf. G Late Miag Production

This model represents the late production version of the German StuG III Ausf. G assault gun built by Miag in the final months of 1944. These vehicles featured a mix of early and late components, simplified production elements, and distinctive side armor layout. MiniArt’s 1:72 scale kit offers impressive detail and historical accuracy, making it ideal for collectors and diorama builders focused on late WWII subjects.

Model specifications:

• Scale: 1:72
• Model length: approx. 9.5 cm
• Manufacturer: MiniArt
• Skill level: intermediate

Note: This kit does not include glue, paints, or tools. Assembly required.

About the build:

The kit includes a finely molded hull, fixed fighting compartment with a 75 mm StuK 40 L/48 gun, segmented track system, and side skirts (Schürzen). Decals are provided for multiple marking options from both Eastern and Western Fronts. Despite its small scale, the level of detail is exceptional.

Recommended tools and materials:

• Hobby knife or sprue cutters
• Files or sanding paper
• Plastic model glue
• Paintbrushes
• Paint set according to the instructions

About the StuG III Ausf. G:

The StuG III Ausf. G was the final and most widely produced version of the German assault gun series based on the Panzer III chassis. Built by several manufacturers including Miag, it featured a powerful 75 mm gun, enhanced armor, and often added side skirts for protection. It remained a key combat vehicle until the end of WWII, effective in both support and anti-tank roles.

Original vehicle specifications:

• Length: approx. 6.9 m
• Crew: 4
• Armament: 75 mm StuK 40 L/48 + MG34
• Engine: Maybach HL120 TRM, 300 hp
• Top speed: approx. 40 km/h

MiniArt – unmatched detail in 1:72 scale:

MiniArt is known for its precise tooling and historical fidelity. The 1:72 series offers compact size with excellent detailing, perfect for both beginners and seasoned modelers. The StuG III Late Miag Production is a great addition for WWII armor enthusiasts and scale builders alike.