Pantherturm ak-quickgen A Spanish army looks terrific

A Spanish army looks terrific on the tabletop

After further actions in the Atlantic in 1941

Also known as the universal carrier

volunteers who were paid only during campaigns and had the freedom to leave the army whenever they wanted

Damage Value: 7+ (armoured carrier)

Pantherturm ak-quickgen A Spanish army looks terrificFortifications often prove costly to attack, and difficult to destroy. None more so perhaps than the Pantherturm! From 1943, Panther turrets were mounted in fixed fortifications; some were normal production models, but most were made specifically for the task, with additional roof armour to withstand artillery fire. Two types of turret emplacements were developed; the Pantherturm III Betonsockel on a concrete base, and the Pantherturm I Stahluntersatz