The potent Su-76 self-propelled gun was armed with a 76.2mm gun and featured good cross-country mobility, making it a valuable weapon against the German army during WWII. Production continued until 1946; 13,732 were built, second only to the T-34 in total numbers. The Germans knew a good armored vehicle when they saw it, and they used many captured enemy vehicles to bolster their own armored ranks. The Su-76 in German service was called the Jagdpanzer Su-76(r).

Miniart's Su-76(r) continues to showcase the Ukrainian company's expertise in detail and molding, with all parts sharply molded in gray styrene. The tracks are indy links, lights and periscopes are rendered in clear plastic, and the fighting compartment features fine detail throughout. Includes five German crew figures and decals for three German vehicles.