Voyager Model PEA459 WWII German Sd.Kfz.182 King Tiger Schurzen (For DRAGON/ZVEZDA kit) 1/35 - Photo-etched Set

Voyager Model PEA459 is a professional photo-etched side skirt (Schürzen) set dedicated to the German heavy tank Sd.Kfz.182 Tiger II (also known as King Tiger or Königstiger) in 1/35 scale. This kit has been precisely designed for modelers building the DRAGON and ZVEZDA kits, allowing for the faithful recreation of the authentic details of the additional armor characteristic for late-war versions of this vehicle.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (years 1944–1945)
• Historical application: The Sd.Kfz.182 Tiger II was used on both the Eastern and Western fronts, distinguishing itself during the battles of Normandy, the Ardennes, and the spring offensive of 1945, standing as one of the best-armored and most heavily armed AFVs of the Wehrmacht.
• Material: photo-etched brass
• Extras: The set includes accurately reproduced, ultra-thin Schürzen plates, mounting brackets, and tiny construction details – unattainable with standard plastic sprues.
• Category: Photo-etched set for scale plastic assembly model
• Compatibility: Designed for DRAGON and ZVEZDA plastic kits in 1/35 scale

The elements made from brass sheet feature outstanding detail, flexibility, and precision, allowing for realistic replication of the King Tiger's metal side skirts. The photo-etching process ensures a perfect edge and intricate profiles, greatly enhancing the visual appeal of any armored model.

The Voyager Model PEA459 set is particularly recommended for advanced modelers seeking the highest level of realism in WWII tank recreations. Assembly of the photo-etched elements requires precision, experience, and the use of delicate tools, which is why we rate the difficulty level at 5/5.

If your goal is to build a unique, competition-level King Tiger, and enhancing details is your priority, Voyager Model PEA459 will become an indispensable addition to your collection. This kit allows you to achieve an effect that standard plastic parts simply cannot provide – ensuring your Tiger II will look just like the tanks of historic Wehrmacht armored divisions in 1944–1945.