Professional Line Kits 
 
New from Imperator Models in collaboration with Counlane Models — the next evolution in tabletop detail. These kits deliver an unrivalled level of customization (some kits contain up to 50 individual parts) and are printed using the latest high-resolution 3D printing techniques to achieve crisp, game-ready detail and perfect fit. Ideal for hobbyists who demand precision, easy assembly, and exceptional on-table realism.
 
Hatches can be assembled open or shut. 
 
This October-1944 StuG III Ausf. G represents the vehicle at the height of wartime streamlining: the familiar low-silhouette assault gun on the reliable Panzer III chassis, armed with the 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/48, but built to a production logic shaped by urgency and attrition. By this stage factories had removed Zimmerit coatings, introduced a range of small but important simplifications to welds, fittings and deckwork to speed throughput, and accepted a greater degree of field modification. The result is a vehicle that looks less “factory fresh” and more like something that has been hammered, repaired, and adapted to survive—exactly the kind of subject that captures the late-war aesthetic.
 
Operationally these late-1944 StuGs were workhorses: used for direct infantry support, local anti-tank defence, and ad-hoc mobile reserves on both Eastern and Western fronts. Many left the factory with fewer factory addenda (no Zimmerit, fewer external fittings) but returned from the line with extra stowage, tool racks, tarpaulins, improvised applique armour or sandbags, and a scatter of crew-installed items. Visually, they are defined by the signs of hard use—patched welding, replacement panels, field-fitted racks, and the accumulated grime of long campaigns.
 
Please note ariels not supplied.
 
Printed by Imperator Models on License from Counlane Models.