E.T. Model E72-024 WWII German TIGER I Early Production Fenders For DRAGON Kit 1/72 – photo-etched fenders for Tiger I model

We present the dedicated E.T. Model E72-024 photo-etched fender set designed for the Tiger I Early Production model in 1/72 scale, compatible with DRAGON kits. This product is crafted with extraordinary attention to detail and historical accuracy, making it an excellent choice for modelers seeking the highest quality details for their projects.

Product details:

• Category: photo-etched parts for plastic models
• Scale: 1/72
• Compatibility: dedicated for DRAGON’s German Tiger I Early Production tanks
• Material: high-quality brass sheet (photo-etched)
• Manufacturer: E.T. Model

Historical information:

The Tiger I is a legendary German heavy tank from World War II, produced between 1942 and 1944 and used mainly by the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS. The Early Production version was characterized by specific details, including the shape and mounting of the fenders, which were often damaged in the rough terrain of both the Eastern and Western Fronts. This tank took part in famous battles on the Russian front, including the Battle of Kursk, as well as in combat in Italy and Normandy.

Set features:

• Precise, photo-etched fenders for Tiger I Early – much more accurate to the original than the plastic parts from the base kit
• Very thin material allows for a realistic representation of the sheet metal thickness and operational wear and damage
• Easy integration with DRAGON models as a replacement for the original plastic parts
• The set includes detailed assembly instructions
• No need for sanding or trimming excess plastic – parts are ready for assembly

Who do we recommend it for?

The E.T. Model E72-024 set is especially recommended for advanced modelers and enthusiasts of historic armored vehicles from World War II. It is perfect for building dioramas and for realistic reconstructions of the early Tiger I models. Highly recommended for those who pay close attention to detail and strive for the highest level of historical accuracy in their models.

Assembly difficulty level: 4/5