Border Model BT-013 German 88mm Gun Flak36 w/6 anti-aircraft artillery crew members 1/35

The presented plastic model Border Model BT-013 German 88mm Gun Flak36 w/6 anti-aircraft artillery crew members in 1/35 scale is a unique proposition for military enthusiasts, especially fans of German anti-aircraft artillery from World War II. The set depicts one of the most recognizable guns of that era—the famous 88 mm Flak 36—together with a set of six artillery crew figures.

1/35 Scale Model – Historical Precision

The Flak 36 is a German 88 mm caliber anti-aircraft gun that was one of the most versatile guns used by the Wehrmacht. It was renowned for its enormous effectiveness as anti-aircraft artillery as well as an anti-tank weapon, especially during battles on the Eastern Front and in North Africa. The weapon was used intensively from 1936 to 1945, and its symbol became an icon of World War II both on the European and African theaters of operation.

Product Features

• Highly detailed plastic model kit in 1/35 scale.
• Includes precisely recreated parts of the Flak 36 gun and as many as 6 artillery crew figures, allowing for the construction of a realistic diorama.
• The model is made of high-quality plastic, ensuring easy processing and perfect reproduction of details.
• The set includes numerous accessories—ammo crates, spare barrels, detailed gun mechanism parts, and realistic crew poses.
• Glue and paints are not included—finishing materials must be supplied separately.

Category and Target Audience

Border Model BT-013 is an advanced plastic model kit intended for intermediate and advanced modelers. The complexity of the set is rated at 4/5 due to the abundance of details and the presence of figures that require painting. Perfect for contest projects or an extensive World War II diorama.

Why Choose This Model?

Thanks to its precise workmanship, historical accuracy, and large number of additional elements, we highly recommend this model to all modelers who appreciate realism and rich possibilities for arranging historical scenes. It is an excellent addition to any collection for enthusiasts of German military technology and World War II front history.