Finally, one specific set for the 1. Abt/ Pz.Rgt. 4 Panthers that saw action in Italy. Apart from the single Ausf. D, all the digits are painstakingly crafted (with slight irregular pattern) to fit on zimmerit surfaces so as to avoid too "neat" an appearance to be hand-painted. In essence, every single digit are not repeats of each other.

Contrary to popular belief, not all Panthers from this unit are single colored: dark yellow based. Although hard to confirm from black and white images, some vehicles do sport unusual camouflages. The most prominent, and well-published being "334" sporting a Leopard-spotted camouflage on its barrel!