Voyager Model PE35178 WWII German STURMTIGER for TAMIYA 35177 1/35 – enhancement set for tank model

Voyager Model PE35178 WWII German STURMTIGER for TAMIYA 35177 1/35 is a professional enhancement set designed for modelers building the German assault mortar Sturmtiger from World War II. This set of photo-etched parts is dedicated to the plastic Sturmtiger model by Tamiya (catalog number 35177) in the popular 1/35 scale.

The Sturmtiger (Sturm-Mörserwagen 606/4 mit 38 cm RW 61) was a German heavy assault gun built on the Tiger I tank chassis. Armed with an impressive 380 mm rocket-propelled mortar, it was intended for destroying fortifications and heavy bunkers. Only 18 vehicles were built, which were used by the Wehrmacht in the final years of World War II – most notably during the battles for Warsaw in 1944 and at Remagen in 1945. The intensity and nature of their deployment make the Sturmtiger a highly attractive subject for modelers.

Detailed information about the Voyager Model PE35178 enhancement set:

• Dedicated to the Tamiya Sturmtiger 1/35 model – catalog number 35177
• Made of high-quality thin brass sheet (photo-etch PE)
• Precisely reproduced details – handles, meshes, clasps, shields, and small vehicle equipment parts
• The set also includes small metal parts to enhance the realism of the finished model
• Created for modelers seeking the highest standard of historical accuracy
• Period of use: World War II, years 1944–1945
• User country: Third Reich / Germany
• Category: photo-etched enhancement set for plastic models
• Does not include resin or wooden parts – only photo-etched and metal components

Why choose Voyager Model PE35178?

We recommend this set to intermediate and advanced modelers wishing to raise their Sturmtiger model to a professional level. The individual parts require precision and experience during handling and assembly, which is why we rate the level of difficulty as 4/5. Voyager Model PE35178 allows you to showcase the complex construction of the German assault gun in finest detail, providing an impressive final effect that will satisfy even the most demanding military model enthusiasts of the World War II era.