AFV Club 35115 Track for German Tiger I Early Version 1/35 – Tracks for Tiger I Tank (Early Version) in 1/35 Scale

AFV Club 35115 Track for German Tiger I Early Version 1/35 is a high-quality plastic track set designed for early version Tiger I tank models in the popular 1/35 scale. The product is made by the renowned AFV Club, known for their attention to detail and historical accuracy in their modeling accessories. The set does not include glue or paints and is intended for modelers who require the highest level of realism.

Historical Information

The Tiger I, also known as Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. E, was one of the most recognizable German heavy tanks of World War II. Produced by Germany from 1942 to 1944, it was used on all fronts of the conflict – including North Africa, the Eastern Front, and Western Europe. The early version was characterized by its specific, heavy-duty tracks that provided excellent traction and allowed for armored operations even in difficult terrain conditions.

Product Features

• Scale: 1/35 – dedicated to models in this size, fully compatible with most plastic Tiger I Early tank models available on the market.
• Country of use: Germany – historically accurate detail for collectors and modelers building realistic World War II dioramas.
• Material: high-quality plastic – ensuring precision as well as ease of assembly and modification.
• Contents: plastic segmented tracks, which should be glued and painted according to your preferences.
• Add-ons: the set does not include metal, resin, or photo-etched parts, allowing full customization by the modeler.
• No glue or paints included – these must be purchased separately according to your needs.
• Category: plastic accessory kit for armored vehicle models.

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

The AFV Club 35115 Track for German Tiger I Early Version 1/35 set is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to replace the original tracks from the base kit with more realistic ones faithfully recreated according to historical documentation. Assembly requires precision and skill with small components, therefore the recommended difficulty level is 3/5. It will be appreciated by both diorama enthusiasts and armored model collectors who prioritize realism and build quality.