7.5cm PaK50 Gun (GE516)

7.5cm PaK50 Gun (GE516) includes two 7.5cm PaK50 guns with crew, one Command SMG team, one Observer Rifle team, two Large bases, one Small three-hole base & one Small two-hole base. The design of the PaK50 combines the chassis of a 5cm PaK38 with a cut-down gun from a 7.5cm PaK40, using a large muzzle brake to stop the recoil tearing the combination apart. Both Its anti-tank capability and ranger were considerably better than the older infantry gun designs Left: The Command SMG team. Check out the 7.5cm PaK50 Gun in the online store here...

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The intention behind the design was to create a weapon with the same ballistic performance as the 7.5cm PaK40 but lighter and smaller; making it more manageable to handle for the crew as well as easier to conceal. Figures & gun trail designed by Evan Allen Gun barrel designed by Tim Adcock Painted by Mark Hazell

The 7.5cm PaK50 in Flames Of War

Weapon Mobility Range ROF Anti-tank Firepower Notes 7.5cm PaK50 gun Medium 24"/60cm 2 10 3+ Gun shield. Firing bombardments   64"/160cm - 3 6

The Observer Rifle Team

"Observer teams need a good view of the battlefield in order to do their job correctly. Be sure to deploy them in a position where they have an excellent view of the battlefield such as on a hilltop or on the top floor of a multi-level building."

The 7.5cm PaK50 Guns

Gun Shields Manning a gun in the thick of battle is a hazardous job. To offset the increased vulnerability of gun crews to enemy fire, many guns have a bulletproof gun shield. Gun Shields provide your Gun teams with Bulletproof Cover from shots fired from in front of a line drawn across the front of the team’s base. Shots fired from behind this line hit the unprotected crew behind the shield. Gun Shields do not provide cover to teams moving At the Double, nor from artillery bombardments.

The 7.5cm PaK50 Guns Prepare to Fire

Contents of the 7.5cm PaK50 Blister Pack

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The Command Team Description of Components a. 1x Standing NCO figure with SMG b. 1x Standing officier figure with pistol. c. 1x Standing rifleman figure. Assembling the Company Command Team Simply arrange figures A, B and C to taste on the small three-hole base provided.

The Observer Team Description of Components a. 1x Kneeling rifleman figure. b. 1x Kneeling figure pointing. Assembling the Observer Team Simply arrange figures A and B to taste on the small two-hole base provided.

The Gun Crew Description of Components a. 2x Kneeling figures pointing. b. 2x Kneeling gunner figures. c. 2x Kneeling loader figures. d. 2x Straddling oader figures holding shell. Assembling the Gun Crew Arrange one of each crew figure to taste around the 7.5cm PaK50 gun.

7.5cm PaK50 Gun Description of Components a. 2x Gun trails. b. 4x Gun trail wheels. c. 2x Gun shields. d. 2x 7.5cm gun barrels.

Bases Description of Components 1x Small two-hole base. 1x Small three-hole base. 2x Medium bases.

Assembling the 7.5cm PaK50 Gun

Step 1. Begin by attaching the wheels to the gun trail.	Step 2. Next, add the 7.5cm gun barrel.

Step 3. Finally, add the gun shield.	Step 4. With the gun shield in place, the 7.5cm PaK50 is ready for painting.