Voyager Model PE351136 WWII German "MOBELWAGEN" Fenders (For BORDER BT-007) 1/35

The upgrade kit Voyager Model PE351136 WWII German "MOBELWAGEN" Fenders is designed for modelers building the German self-propelled anti-aircraft tracked vehicle Flakpanzer IV "Möbelwagen" in the popular 1/35 scale as a dedicated upgrade for the BORDER BT-007 kit.

The Möbelwagen was a German anti-aircraft gun mounted on the chassis of the Panzer IV tank, used by the Wehrmacht during World War II, mainly in the years 1944–1945, on both the Western and Eastern Fronts. Its primary role was to protect armored units against attacks by Allied aircraft, and its characteristic foldable armored side panels (fenders) became a symbol of this vehicle.

PE351136 is a professional set of photo-etched parts, made from high-quality brass sheets of minimal thickness, allowing for precise reproduction of details impossible to achieve with traditional plastic parts. The photo-etched fenders are characterized by excellent detail sharpness and flexibility, enabling the realistic representation of even the thinnest fragments of side shields or finishing strips on the vehicle.

• Set intended for the BORDER BT-007 plastic model in 1/35 scale.
• Parts made from metal using photo-etching technology for maximum precision.
• Does not include plastic parts – this is an accessory set, not a standalone model.
• Product category: photo-etched set for detailing plastic models.
• Stands out for its realistic detail reproduction of shields and the durability guaranteed by the metal construction.
• Recommended addition for advanced modelers seeking maximum realism and high-quality replicas of historic World War II vehicles.
• Assembly difficulty: 4/5 – requires experience with delicate photo-etched parts and precise gluing.

If you strive for the highest level of realism for your BORDER Model Möbelwagen, Voyager Model PE351136 will be an excellent choice. This product is particularly recommended for enthusiasts of German military technology and historical dioramas from World War II.