Voyager Model PE35349 WWII German 88mm FlaK 37 mit Behelfslafette For DRAGON 6523 1/35

The Voyager Model PE35349 upgrade set is a professional set of photo-etched details dedicated to the plastic model WWII German 88mm FlaK 37 mit Behelfslafette by DRAGON, catalog number 6523, in 1/35 scale. This set allows you to significantly enhance the realism of the replica of one of the most recognizable German anti-aircraft guns of World War II.

• Historical background: The 88mm FlaK 37 was used by the Wehrmacht from 1939-1945 and became renowned as both a reliable anti-aircraft weapon and an effective anti-tank gun. It took part in battles on all fronts of World War II, including Western Europe, North Africa, and the Eastern Front.
• Country: Germany (Third Reich)
• Period of use: World War II (1939-1945)
• Material: The elements are made from high-quality, precisely cut thin brass sheet, created through a photo-etching process. This material ensures excellent detail sharpness while allowing for easy shaping and fitting to the plastic model parts.
• Set contents: A comprehensive photo-etched sheet containing numerous details such as: small locks, handles, frames, sight bases, mesh parts, and fine covers, all of which greatly enhance the realism of the gun and its mounting. The set does not include the base kit or resin parts – it is dedicated to the DRAGON 6523 model.
• Category: upgrade set – photo-etched parts for plastic models
• Assembly difficulty: 4/5 – designed for advanced modelers with experience in working with small and precise metal parts.
• Recommendations: The Voyager Model PE35349 set is especially recommended for demanding modelers seeking maximum historical accuracy and a high level of detail for their 88mm FlaK 37 model. The photo-etched parts allow you to replicate details that are difficult to achieve with plastic, greatly enhancing the collectible value of the finished miniature.

Voyager Model PE35349 is an essential addition for enthusiasts of WWII German artillery who want to create a display-ready, highly realistic model, suitable for both dioramas and display at competitions.