WWII German Panther G-S Tank

Recreate the unmistakable presence of a WWII German Panther with Sluban set M38-B1535, a military vehicle model inspired by the Panther G-S Tank. Its low, sloped profile, long main gun, broad tracks and compact armored hull give the finished build the purposeful look collectors expect from one of the most recognizable armored vehicles of the Second World War.

Designed for hands-on building and display, this set brings historical military styling into a compact construction-brick format. The tracked chassis and turret create an engaging build, while the angular armor shaping gives the model strong visual character from every side. It is equally suited to a young builder beginning to explore military vehicles and to a collector assembling a detailed historical display.

The M38-B1535 is part of Sluban’s military range and is recommended for ages 6 and up. Built with compatible construction bricks, it offers an accessible way to enjoy armored-vehicle design without losing the distinctive silhouette of the Panther. Place it on a shelf, include it in a custom scene, or use it as the starting point for a wider collection of Sluban military models.

With its German faction identity, classic WWII subject and instantly recognizable tracked form, the Panther G-S Tank makes a memorable addition to any brick-built battlefield, vehicle lineup or historical display. It is a focused, characterful model for builders who appreciate military engineering, iconic silhouettes and the satisfaction of creating a display piece one brick at a time.

The Panther was a German medium tank developed during the Second World War in response to the demands of the Eastern Front. Its design combined relatively strong protection with sharply sloped armor and a powerful long-barreled 75 mm gun, producing a vehicle that was especially notable for its ability to engage enemy armor at range. The Panther first entered combat in 1943 and became one of Germany’s best-known armored vehicles.

The Ausführung G, or G variant, was the most numerous Panther production version and was built mainly from 1944 into 1945. It incorporated production and protection refinements while retaining the Panther’s distinctive sloped hull, rotating turret and tracked layout. Sluban’s M38-B1535 interprets this historically important German tank as a compact building-brick model for enthusiasts and younger builders.