E.T. Model P35-004 WWII German TIGER I Early Workable Track (3D Printed) 1/35 is an exceptional set of workable track links dedicated to the 1/35 scale replica of the German Tiger I heavy tank from the early production period. The product, created by the renowned company E.T. Model, is designed for the most demanding modelers who seek to recreate historical vehicles with the utmost precision and realism.

Main product features

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: Advanced 3D printing from high-quality resin
• Application: For plastic Tiger I tank models – early version
• Movable links: Once assembled, the tracks remain fully functional and flexible
• Category: Modeling accessories – 3D tracks for scale models

Historical information

The offered set refers to one of the most famous German tanks of World War II – the Tiger I (Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. E). This vehicle entered service with the army of the Third Reich (Germany) in 1942 and fought until the end of the conflict. Tiger I tanks were actively used on fronts such as the Eastern Front, North Africa (Afrika Korps), and the Western Front, where they became a symbol of German armored power during World War II.

Precision and details

E.T. Model uses the latest 3D printing technology, resulting in extremely sharp details – even the smallest features of the links, weld marks, and the layout of ventilation holes are faithfully reproduced. Each link is designed so the track can move freely once assembled – this is the perfect solution for dioramas, dynamic models, and displays on uneven terrain.

Contents and recommendation

• Complete set of workable track links for the "early" Tiger I in 1/35 scale
• Detailed assembly instructions to help you precisely build the movable track

This set is especially recommended for experienced modelers who expect superior quality and realism. Thanks to 3D printing technology, this is a modern product, perfect for military history enthusiasts and anyone wishing to enhance their Tiger I tank model.

Difficulty level: 4/5 – the precise elements require patience and care during assembly, but the final results reward the effort invested in the build.