Voyager Model PE35132 – Fenders for Panzer II Early Version/Marder II 1/35 is a high-quality detail-up set dedicated to modelers who value detail and historical realism in armored vehicle models from World War II. The product is intended for plastic models of the Panzerkampfwagen II early version tanks and Marder II self-propelled guns, which served in the German army (Wehrmacht) from the start of hostilities between 1939 and 1945. The Panzer II was widely used during the Polish and French campaigns as well as in North Africa, while the adaptation of this chassis for the Marder II was carried out starting in 1942 to meet anti-tank needs.

The Voyager Model PE35132 set includes precisely cut photo-etched parts designed for making fenders, which are a key finishing detail for the model. The photo-etched elements feature a very thin profile and high level of detail, allowing for a realistic and historically accurate final effect unattainable with standard plastic components. The fenders are made from high-quality brass sheet, ensuring both durability and easy forming.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for most popular Panzer II and Marder II models available on the market
• Material: high-quality brass sheet – durability, ease of assembly, and realistic appearance
• User country: Germany (Wehrmacht)
• Period of use: World War II (1939–1945)
• Application: upgrading plastic models, increasing detail and realism
• Category: photo-etched set for plastic models
• Compatibility: most 1/35 scale Panzer II Early and Marder II models

This set is recommended for both advanced modelers and intermediate users who want to enhance the quality of their model and achieve a result as close to the original as possible. Thanks to its high manufacturing precision and top-quality material, modelers can achieve a more realistic representation of details characteristic of authentic German armored vehicles from World War II. Assembly difficulty level: 4/5 – recommended precision, basic skill with metal glue and photo-etching assembly tools required.