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One of the earliest of the Germans Self Propelled Artilley, in 1940 using the now obsolete chasis of the panzer 1 and literally rolling a SIG33 infantry Gun onto the body securing it and fashioning a shield to protect the gunners, this was an effective way to keep artillery supportin range to support the armored spearheads

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WW2 German SP Artillery SIG33 3D model

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