Miniart 1/35 German Tractor T-60(r) w/ PaK40 Gun & Crew # 35395

The German Tractor T-60(r), also known as the "Sd.Kfz. 161/3", was a Soviet tank captured by the German army during World War II and modified for use as a tank recovery vehicle.

It had a crew of five and was armed with a 7.62 mm machine gun for self-defence.

The T-60(r) was used to recover and repair damaged German tanks on the battlefield and was known for its reliability and versatility.

It had a maximum speed of 35 km/h (22 mph) and was powered by a 5.8-litre V-2 diesel engine, which gave it a range of up to 220 km (136 miles) on a single tank of fuel.

The T-60(r) was an important asset for the German army during the war, as it allowed them to quickly and efficiently repair damaged tanks and keep them in the fight.

The PaK40 gun, on the other hand, was a German anti-tank gun used extensively during World War II.

It was developed in 1939 and was designed to penetrate the armour of the latest Allied tanks.

The gun had a 75mm calibre and a range of up to 10 kilometres (6.2 miles).

It was highly effective against Allied tanks and was even used in a number of anti-aircraft roles.

The PaK40 was one of the most widely used anti-tank guns of the German army and was known for its accuracy and reliability.