WWII German Half Track Tank with field Cannon

Bring a distinctive piece of World War II military history to your collection with Sluban set M38-B0695, a German half-track tank and field cannon in one substantial 460-piece building experience. Designed for display and hands-on play, the model captures the rugged character of a tracked military vehicle paired with a towed artillery piece, creating an impressive scene with plenty of visual presence.

The half-track combines a solid front axle with rear track units, giving the vehicle a recognizable military profile and a strong sense of mechanical purpose. Its open troop-carrier styling, angular bodywork, towing arrangement, and field cannon make this set especially appealing to collectors who enjoy historical vehicles, armored transport, and artillery-themed displays. Build the vehicle and cannon separately, position them together, or create a compact convoy scene using your own compatible construction bricks.

With 460 pieces, M38-B0695 offers a rewarding project for builders aged 10 and up. It is a smart addition to a Sluban military collection, whether you enjoy assembling detailed vehicles, creating period-inspired displays, or exploring different vehicle types beyond conventional tanks. The finished model works equally well as a centerpiece on a shelf or as an engaging building-brick play set for imaginative military scenarios.

Half-tracks were developed to combine the road-handling qualities of wheeled vehicles with the traction of tracks. During World War II, German forces used armored and semi-armored half-tracks for troop transport, towing, supply duties, reconnaissance, and battlefield support. Their tracked rear units helped them move across soft or uneven ground while retaining useful road speed and steering through the front wheels.

A field cannon could be towed behind a vehicle of this type and deployed when infantry units needed mobile artillery support. This Sluban model presents that practical combination in a compact construction-brick format: an armored half-track with a field cannon in tow. It is a display-friendly interpretation of the vehicle-and-artillery teams that formed an important part of wartime ground operations, without tying the set to a specific unit or battle.