Voyager Model PE35365 WWII German Flak Panther Ausf D /w Flak 38 For DRAGON 6626 1/35 – Photo-Etched Enhancement Set

The exceptional Voyager Model PE35365 enhancement set is a professional kit of photo-etched details designed for the WWII German Flak Panther Ausf D with Flak 38 gun by Dragon (no. 6626) in the popular 1/35 scale. This product allows you to significantly enhance the fidelity of the replica of one of the most interesting German armored vehicles of World War II, supplementing it with precisely made tiny details impossible to reproduce in plastic.

• Scale: 1/35 – dedicated for Dragon kit 6626
• Material: photo-etched brass – thin, highly detailed, ensuring sharp detail definition
• Category: enhancement set, photo-etched details for advanced modelers
• Historical period: World War II (years 1943-1945)
• Country of use: Germany
• Application: armed with a 20mm Flak 38 anti-aircraft gun, Panther Ausf D served as an improvised self-propelled anti-aircraft gun used ad hoc at the end of the war, especially on the Eastern Front
• Set contents: photo-etched sheets with grilles, meshes, small fittings, brackets, and other elements to be bent and assembled by the modeller; pictorial instructions
• Assembly difficulty: 4/5 – recommended for experienced modelers due to the small and delicate photo-etched parts

The photo-etched parts from Voyager Model significantly improve the realism of the replica, recreating ventilation meshes, turret equipment details, brackets, handles, mounts, and many other hard-to-reach items typical for late-war German armor. Thanks to them, the model becomes not only more visually realistic, but also more historically accurate. We recommend this set to German armor enthusiasts and to all modelers who wish to create a hyper-realistic competition model.

Voyager Model PE35365 is a must-have for every military modeling enthusiast with ambitions to build highly realistic models. It is perfect as an upgrade to the base Dragon kit, allowing you to extract the maximum amount of historical detail from the Flak Panther Ausf D replica.