This is the Panzer IV, the most produced German tank during World War II. This specific model is the Panzer IV G version, which lacks turret side shields. Its design is relatively accurate and simple, making it easy to print.

print

To print tanks, consider using an infill rate of 5% or higher. Additionally, employ organic support to facilitate easier cleanup.

clean up

After printing is complete, you can use pliers and other tools to remove the support, if desired. Be careful with the gun barrels and nozzles, as they can break easily.

After that, you’ll have a German tank paperweight to use for decorating your desk.