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The Wehrmacht's principle tank destroyers shown in detailed photographs, from the diminutive but agile Hetzer to the formidable 70 ton Jagdtiger.
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"Ideal for modellers looking for good reference shots"
- Ken Jones, Military Modelling.
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This volume features the Hetzer, Jagdpanzer IV, Jagdpanther, Jagdtiger and the Ferdinand tank hunters. These were normal tank chassis with the turret removed and the upper bodywork redesigned. A large anti-tank gun was fitted, normally in a limited traverse mounting. Different versions are depicted in museums around the world. The same format is used as for the StuG III book, with large, clear photos throughout. The book's photographs are the work of Fraser Gray, text is by Bruce Crosby.
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Jagdpanzer Hetzer at Beltring.
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Jagdpanzer IV in running condition, at the annual show at Beltring.
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Fraser Gray,
C/O 14 Beamish Road,
Orpington,
Kent,
BR5 4EA
U.K.
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