Heng Long · 1/16 Scale · Pro Edition · 7.0 Electronics
Heng Long 1/16 StuG III Ausf. G - Pro Edition
Germany's most-produced armored fighting vehicle of World War II in 1/16 scale - the StuG III Ausf. G with Heng Long 7.0 Pro Electronics. Features a steel gearbox, metal caterpillar tracks and wheels, BB firing to 25 meters with recoil, infrared battle system, smoke generator, and realistic sound. 12-channel 2.4GHz radio and Li-ion battery included, ready to run out of the box.
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7.0 Pro Electronics
Heng Long's 7.0 Pro board delivers fully proportional throttle and steering with high-torque steel gear motors across all 12 channels.
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Metal Tracks & Wheels
Metal caterpillar tracks and wheels paired with a steel gearbox - built for durability, traction, and long-term performance on any terrain.
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BB Firing - 25m Range
Fires 6mm BBs up to 25 meters with barrel recoil simulation and authentic cannon sound on every shot for realistic battle play.
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IR Multiplayer Battle
Built-in infrared battle system for multiplayer tank-to-tank combat with other IR-equipped models - no projectiles needed for safe group play.
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Smoke Generator
Built-in smoke generator simulates exhaust for a realistic battlefield effect. Smoke oil included for immediate use out of the box.
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Low Silhouette Profile
At only 7 inches tall, the StuG III's distinctive low-profile superstructure is faithfully reproduced - the vehicle's most recognizable and historically significant feature.
The Sturmgeschütz III - StuG III - was Germany's most produced fully tracked armored fighting vehicle of World War II, with over 10,000 built between 1940 and 1945. Originally designed as a self-propelled assault gun to support infantry against fortified positions, it evolved into one of Germany's most effective tank destroyers by the Ausf. G variant - armed with a long-barreled 75mm StuK 40 gun capable of defeating most Allied and Soviet tanks at combat range.
The StuG III's genius lay in its simplicity and economy. By eliminating the rotating turret, German engineers could fit a more powerful gun into a lower, lighter, cheaper vehicle that was faster to produce than a conventional tank. Its low silhouette made it difficult to spot and hard to hit, while its gun gave it the firepower of a medium tank. StuG crews claimed over 20,000 enemy tank kills during the war - more than any other German armored vehicle.
From the opening campaigns in France and Greece through the desperate defensive battles of the Eastern Front and Normandy, the StuG III was present on every major front. It was the vehicle that kept German armored forces functional when Tiger and Panther production couldn't keep up with losses. Historians regard it as one of the most cost-effective armored vehicles of the entire war - proof that simplicity and firepower often beat complexity and size.
