Looks like the artillery is just going to keep on coming. This one is listed by Trumpeter on their website as a PaK 43/41 though the CAD images are of the PaK 43 with the crucifom mount ( the 43/41 had the split trails ). The accompanying blurb from Trumpeter does correctly refer to the PaK 43 not the 43/41 so the title may simply be an error by their IT people when loading the images to the site. Time will tell.
A dedicated anti-tank gun, the 8.8 cm PaK 43 was developed from Krupp’s Gerät 42, mentioned above. This used a new cruciform mount with the gun much closer to the ground, making it far easier to hide and harder to hit. It was also provided with a much stronger and more angled armour shield to provide better protection. The standard armament of the Tiger II, the KwK 43 tank gun, was essentially the PaK 43 externally modified to fit into a turret. There were also self-propelled versions of the gun, including the Nashorn and Jagdpanther tank destroyers. All versions were able to penetrate about 200 mm of armour at 1,000 m, allowing it to defeat the armor of any contemporary tank.
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