Panzer 38(t) E / F (Uparmoured) (x2) (GE023)

Panzer 38(t) E / F (Uparmoured) (x2) (GE023) includes two Panzer 38(t) E / F & two Tank Commanders. The rapid expansion of the German panzer forces for the invasion of the Soviet Union has seen a number of panzer divisions equipped with Czech built tanks. These are still being produced by the Czech factories under German management. Check out the Panzer 38(t) E / F (Uparmoured) in the online store here...

Barbarossa Operation Barbarossa began a struggle of epic proportions that would result in four years of bitter fighting between the Germans and Soviets. Learn more about Barbarossa here...

After the experiences of the Polish campaign, an increase in armour protect was demanded. From November 1940, the frontal armour was increased to 50mm by riveting two 25mm thick plates together and attaching it to all front surfaces of the vehicle. The turret side armour and the armour of the sides of the fighting compartment were also increased. Design by Evan Allen Painted by Aaron Mathie

The Panzer 38(t) E / F in Flames Of War
Armour     Name Mobility Front Side Top Equipment and Notes Weapon Range ROF Anti-tank Firepower   Panzer 38(t) E / F Standard Tank 3 2 1 Co-ax MG, Hull MG, Protected ammo. 3.7cm KwK28(t) gun 24"/60cm 2 6 4

Protected Ammo Many tanks are destroyed not by the enemy shell but by their own ammunition being hit by white-hot fragments of armour and exploding. The chances of this were minimised by providing a safe place for stowing ammunition within the vehicle such as an armoured compartment or inside a water-filled jacket. If forced to bail out, crews of tanks with protected ammunition are far more confident when it comes to remounting their vehicle quickly. Tanks with Protected Ammo re-roll all failed Motivation Tests to Remount Bailed Out vehicles in the Starting Step (see page 102 of the main rulebook).

The Panzer 38(t) E / F Move Out