I have not brushes and white colour to ending Sd.Kfz. 4/1 - free time? NOOO !!! I have yet some glue and now Time for Panzer III N
History :
In June of 1942, last PzKpfw III model entered production. New model Ausf N was produced until August of 1943 by Henschel, Wegmann, MNH, MIAG and MAN (chassis numbers 73851-77800). Ausf N tanks were produced on Ausf J (3), L (447) and M (213) chassis with total of 663 made. 37 additional Ausf N tanks were converted from rebuilt older PzKpfw III tanks. PzKpfw III Ausf N was also known as Sturmpanzer III. Ausf N was the same as Ausf J, L and M with the main difference being its main armament. It was armed with short 75mm KwK 37 L/24, originally used in PzKpfw IV Ausf A to F1 tanks, which then rearmed with longer 75mm guns. Additional armament consisted of standard two MG 34 machine guns. The internal ammunition stowage was modified and 56 (based on Ausf L chassis) or 64 (based on Ausf M chassis) rounds were carried. Ausf N did not have spaced armor as previous models because of the weight of the new 75mm gun. Late production vehicles were fitted with modified type of commander’s cupola with single hatch instead of two-piece one as well as one-piece side turret hatches. Number of late vehicles was mounted with commander’s cupola used in PzKpfw IV Ausf G tanks. Vehicles produced from March of 1943 were factory mounted with 5mm hull and turret armor skirts (Schurzen). In addition, vehicles produced from early 1943 were factory applied with Zimmerit – anti-magentic paste. PzKpfw III Ausf N tanks were used for close support role. They were either assigned to Tiger Battalions (sPzAbt/sSSPzAbt) as a way to protect them from enemy infantry or to Panzer-Grenadier Divisions. Some source also state that variant designated Ausf O existed, although there is no proof of its existence.
1. 7.92mm MG34 TMG
2. Additional 20mm plate
3. Driver cockpit
4. 7,5 cm L24 cannon
5. Gun shield
6. Gun loading system
7. Cooling
8. Anti-recoil shield
9. Cupola sight 10. Emergency door
11. Commander's cupola
12. Gun elevation gear
13. Engine
14. Exhaust pipe
15. Return wheel
16. Sprocket wheel
17. Engine transmission
18. Commander's seat
19. Torsion bar suspension
20. Driver's seat
21. Gear box
22. Command clutch
23. Friction pedal
24. Drive-sprocket wheel
25. Dish brakes
This tank during the battle of Kursk - from Pz.Rgt. 3 >>> 2 Panzer Division
Here is the model :
First steps : 54 parts ready to work.
. I love tanks mark III . I have 5 types finished . This will be a next. The details are very good. This model have rubber tracks, but in good quality..You say - that this model, models in 1:72sc are tiny? to small? 
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. Current state of the model - photos:
. 10 hours of work and My Final version of this tank - ready to first paintwork. 
with 2division - insygnias but managed to 
