Eduard 35375 Elefant 1/35 Dragon – photo-etched set for the German self-propelled gun model

The Eduard 35375 set is a high-quality photo-etched accessory dedicated to the Elefant 1/35 model from Dragon. It offers advanced modelers a unique opportunity to elevate the realism of a replica of the famous German heavy tank destroyer from World War II.

Detailed product description

• Scale: 1/35
• Original user's country: Third Reich (Germany)
• Material: brass photo-etched sheet
• Compatibility: dedicated to the Dragon Elefant 1/35 scale model
• Product category: photo-etched accessory set for plastic models

Historical information

The Elefant was a heavy German tank destroyer built on the chassis of the Tiger (P) tank. It was produced between 1943 and 1944 and was mainly used on the Eastern Front and during the fighting at Anzio in Italy. It was first used in combat during the German offensive at the Kursk salient in 1943, becoming a formidable anti-tank weapon of World War II.

Features of the Eduard 35375 set

The set includes meticulously designed photo-etched parts that significantly enhance both the external and internal detailing of the Dragon Elefant model. The elements allow for faithful reproduction of, among others, ventilation grilles, hatch locks, tool brackets, and other details that are difficult to replicate in plastic.

Advantages and recommendations

• The set is recommended for advanced modelers seeking the highest level of realism and reproduction of historical details.
• The finesse and precision of Eduard's photo-etching ensure the Elefant model achieves a realistic finish, unattainable with plastic parts alone.
• We recommend this set for those wishing to present their work at competitions or prepare a unique item for a model collection.
• Assembly difficulty: level 4 (advanced) – experience with photo-etched accessories and soldering is recommended.

Eduard 35375 Elefant 1/35 Dragon is a professional accessory set that delivers impressive realism to the historical German self-propelled gun. We strongly recommend it to any modeler passionate about World War II armored vehicles!