German self-propelled Brummbär (initial production) with Magic tracks Dragon-6992

Description

The Brummbär, a German term meaning “grumpy bear,” was the name given to a German heavy assault vehicle produced during World War II. This formidable machine, officially known as the Sturmpanzer IV, was designed to provide effective support on the front lines. Initial production of the Brummbär took place in 1943, and its combat deployment demonstrated its ability to attack enemy fortified positions.

Equipped with a short 15 cm gun and robust frontal armor (100 mm), the Brummbär had the specific task of acting as an infantry assault and overcoming obstacles in the terrain. Its design incorporated a modified Panzer IV chassis, providing a rugged and reliable platform. The crew consisted of five members.

310 units of this car were manufactured

the model contains adaptable and highly realistic Magic Tracks (individual links)