The German 8.8cm FlaK 37 (on cruciform mount) was one of the most iconic and effective anti-aircraft and anti-tank guns of World War II, serving as a key component of Germany’s air-defence and ground-combat capabilities. Introduced in 1937 as an upgrade of the earlier FlaK 18 and 36 models, the FlaK 37 featured improved fire-control systems and a new data-transmission receiver, allowing more accurate engagement of high-altitude aircraft. Mounted on its distinctive cruciform (cross-shaped) carriage, the gun could be quickly stabilised for firing and offered a full 360° traverse, making it highly effective in both static and mobile roles.
 
Although designed for anti-aircraft use, the FlaK 37 became famous as an anti-tank weapon, capable of penetrating even heavy Allied armour at long ranges. It saw extensive service on all fronts—in North Africa, Russia, Western Europe, and in the final defence of Germany—where its combination of power, range, and accuracy made it one of the most feared artillery pieces of the war.
 
Multi part resin model. 
 
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Printed by Imperator Models on License from Wargame 3D.