Front glacis plate with Kugelblende 50 (50mm armor MG34 bow machine gun port) for radio operator/machine gunner to fend off close-in infantry. Bow-port MG34 is same as infantry version, but had no wooden stock. When Panzer crew were forced to evacuate, they would use P38 pistol and MP38/MP40 submachine guns as side arms. Maschinenpistole 38 (MP38) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MP38

Front track fenders were sawed off to mimic collision damage, part was then heated over a candle until softened and deformed with a pencil eraser's edge. Spare road wheels and tracks were placed on front transmission cover, use as defacto applique armor to increase armor protection. Right side of glacis plate is driver's armor visor and two small periscope holes, late-war design would eliminate visor completely and retain only periscope holes. Crescent-shaped tow hooks placed on tow bar next to spare track, used for vehicle recovery tasks.

Rollover : Panzer rear stowage with shovel, water canister, tow cables, personal water bottles, helmets, etc. Commander stands upright in copula with headphone strapped around his neck, makeshift turret handle bar is placed behind the figure. With see-saw battles in Caucasus over a 5-month span, returning German veterans coined the term Kaukasus - Hin und Zurück ! (Caucasus - There and Back). Note necessity of diacritic marks in German and other European languages, which controls vowel pitch within the word. German (Deutsch) - www.omniglot.com/writing/german.htm