Voyager Model PE35064 Photo Etched set for 128mm L/61 Sturer Emil 1/35

Voyager Model PE35064 Photo Etched set for 128mm L/61 Sturer Emil 1/35 is a high-quality upgrade set with photo-etched parts, specially designed for the German self-propelled gun model Sturer Emil (Panzerjäger 128 mm Pak 40 L/61 auf VK 30.01(H)) in 1/35 scale. This product is dedicated to modelers who wish to greatly enhance the level of detail in their models, especially concerning the reproduction of fine components that standard out-of-the-box kits can't provide.

Historical Description:

The Sturer Emil was a German experimental tank destroyer from World War II. Only two prototypes were built, which saw action on the Eastern Front, where they demonstrated incredible accuracy and strong firepower thanks to the 128 mm gun. These vehicles were used between 1942–1943, mainly during battles on Soviet territory. Despite the limited number produced, Sturer Emil has gone down in history as a machine of exceptional combat value and served as a test bed for future designs.

Product Characteristics:

• Category: photo-etched detail set for upgrading plastic models in 1/35 scale
• Purpose: 128mm L/61 Sturer Emil
• Materials: Photo-etched sheet (photo etch, brass), top quality, precisely laser-cut for maximum detail
• The set includes numerous details such as handles, shields, lock elements, hooks, small interior and armor equipment details
• Compatibility with Sturer Emil kits from leading manufacturers (e.g. Trumpeter, Dragon)
• Enables realism far beyond standard plastic model parts
• Assembly instructions included, clear and detailed

Recommendation and Difficulty Level:

The Voyager Model PE35064 product is highly recommended for advanced modelers and enthusiasts of German armored vehicles from World War II. It will be especially appreciated by those who value the highest precision, authenticity, and wish to take their model to the next level of detail. Due to the delicate nature of the parts and the demanding soldering or gluing techniques, the recommended assembly difficulty level is 4/5. An ideal choice for impressive historical dioramas, as well as a basis for contest-level modeling projects!