E.T. Model E35-189 WWII German Elefant Schwerer Jagdpanzer Basic (For DRAGON Kit) (1/35)

The E.T. Model E35-189 WWII German Elefant Schwerer Jagdpanzer Basic photo-etched detail set is designed to enhance the plastic Elefant model by DRAGON in 1/35 scale. It enables precise recreation of exterior and finishing details of one of the most famous German tank destroyers of World War II, the Schwerer Jagdpanzer Elefant. These details have been created especially for demanding modellers who want to add realism and historical authenticity to their builds.

History of the Elefant Vehicle

The Elefant is a heavy German tank destroyer, officially named Panzerjäger Tiger (P) Elefant, used by the German Army during World War II. This powerful vehicle was based on the Porsche Tiger chassis and was armed with the PaK 43/2 L/71 88mm gun—considered one of the most effective anti-tank guns of its era. Elephants participated, among other battles, in the Battle of Kursk in 1943 and in later combat on the Eastern and Italian fronts. These vehicles were known for their formidable armor but also for technical complications with the drivetrain.

Set Details

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1943-1945)
• Material: photo-etched brass sheet
• Dedicated for DRAGON plastic models
• The set includes: ventilation meshes, tool clamps, fine surface details, handles, and armor elements
• Purpose: enhancement and increased realism of the plastic model
• Model for self-assembly and painting

Category

Modelling accessories – 1/35 scale photo-etched detail set for plastic military vehicle models.

Who is the product for?

This product is recommended for both experienced modellers and ambitious enthusiasts aiming to take their models to the next level of detail. The set requires precise assembly, which is why the recommended difficulty level is 4/5. The E.T. Model E35-189 details enable faithful recreation of historical features—perfect for diorama collectors, fans of German military technology, and all enthusiasts of WWII armored vehicles.