Description

The 76.2mm divisional gun F-22 was adopted by the Red Army in 1936. It was a semi-universal gun with the possibility of anti-aircraft fire. In 1939 it was discontinued due to being too complex and heavy. A total of 2932 were produced. In 1941 and 1942 a large amount of F-22 guns were captured by the German Army. They were modified with a bored chamber, an increased charge, added muzzle brake and decreased elevation. It was re-named the 7.62cm PaK 36(r) and it was the most powerful anti-tank gun of the Wehrmacht until 1943.

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Product Details:

Scale: 1/35
Skill Level: 2
Parts: 159
- Painting and assembly required
- 2 sprues
- Molded in two shades of tan
- Includes parts to build a four-man crew
- Figures feature varying positions and accurate uniforms
- Detailed wheel and base assembly
- Illustrated instructions and paint guide
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Paint Guide:

A. Standard camouflage scheme PaK 36(r), 1942
Flat White
Flat Black
Semi-Gloss Black
Insignia Red
Field Drab
Pale Green
European Green
Dark Green
Panzer Olivgrun
Military Brown
Wood
Chrome Silver
Gunmetal
Steel
Bright Brass
Skin Tone
Schwarzgrau ’39-‘43
Panzer Olivgrun 1943
Grau RLM 02

B. DAK camouflage scheme PaK 36(r), 1942-1943
Flat White
Flat Black
Semi-Gloss Black
Insignia Red
Field Drab
Pale Green
European Green
Dark Green
Panzer Olivgrun
Military Brown
Wood
Chrome Silver
Gunmetal
Steel
Bright Brass
Skin Tone
Panzer Olivgrun 1943
Afrika Braun ‘42
Grau RLM 02

C. Standard camouflage scheme PaK 36(r) 1943-1945
Flat White
Flat Black
Semi-Gloss Black
Insignia Red
Field Drab
Pale Green
European Green
Dark Green
Panzer Olivgrun
Military Brown
Wood
Chrome Silver
Gunmetal
Steel
Bright Brass
Skin Tone
Panzer Dunkelgelb 1943
Panzer Olivgrun 1943
Grau RLM 02
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