Military Vehicles - WW2 Germany - Panzer III Ausf.F

Author: DutyUntoDeath

This art will be available in the Art Library of all your games. Can include tokens, figures, maps, token borders, or portraits.

Price: $5.49

This collection contains 98 tokens of the Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf.F (Sd.Kfz.141)

This German tank has been drawn for use in historical/World War 2 wargaming or World War 2 era roleplay games, with four main variations: Solid Grey, Grey with Green Camoflague, Desert Yellow and Desert Camoflague.

Each main variation has a token without squadron markings, incase you wish to add your own in a graphical editor, and has a multitude of sub-variations with squadron/troop markings and individual unit numbers of 1 to 5 (0 to 3 in the case of the command unit), making a total of 96 Panzer III tokens. Also included is a blank grey Panzer III and Turret, with shadows included, so that you may create your own camoflague patterns and/or markings for your own games. (Though, not for resale.)

The markings loosely following the three digit system typical of German Panzer Divisions of the time; The first digit would represent the tank's owning company number, the second representing the tank's platoon and the third identifying the individual tank number within the platoon. Please note, however, I have opted to drop the first digit (company marker) else there'd be quadrouple the number of tokens, which would limit their flexibility.

By the late war, it was typical for most Panzer companies to consist of a Company HQ (numbering 1-3 vehicles) which oversaw 3 to 4 platoons of tanks, with each platoon numbering four or five vehicles.

The Company HQ Squadron Vehicle's are designated 00 (Company Commander), 01 and 02.
First platoon is designated 11 (Platoon Commander), 12, 13, 14, 15.
Second to fourth Platoon follows the same pattern as the first, with the first number switched out for their own identifier (2, 3, 4.)

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