Dragon 6979 10.5cm K.Pz.Sfl.Iva "Dicker Max" 1/35 – Plastic Model Kit

Dragon 6979 10.5cm K.Pz.Sfl.Iva "Dicker Max" in 1/35 scale is a high-class, detailed plastic model kit designed for experienced modellers and enthusiasts of historical armored vehicles from World War II. The prototype self-propelled gun, known as “Dicker Max,” belonged to a unique group of German bunker destroyers intended for breaching the French fortifications of the Maginot Line.

• Scale: 1/35 (model precisely replicates the original proportions)
• Country of use: Nazi Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1941–1945)
• Actual history: Only two 10.5cm K.Pz.Sfl.Iva vehicles were produced, originally designed for bunker destruction but, after 1940, served as tank destroyers on the Eastern Front. The vehicles were intensively tested during Operation Barbarossa, where they were noted both for their great firepower and for their technical issues and limited mobility.
• Execution: The model is made from high-quality plastic for perfect detail replication. The set includes supplementary photo-etched parts and precise segmented plastic tracks.
• Contents: Detailed parts, photo-etched details, optional shields, clear assembly instructions. Paint and glue are NOT included.
• Category: Plastic model kit of a tank/armored vehicle

Product Recommendation:
Dragon 6979 Dicker Max is an excellent choice for advanced military modelers who value unique vehicles and historical accuracy. It offers a realistic representation of a prototype vehicle, with perfectly rendered details both in armament and the constructional features of the turret and chassis. The model requires precision during assembly and is recommended for modellers with medium or high experience.

• Difficulty level: 4/5
• Advantages: Unique historical subject, wealth of details, robust quality of parts.
• Recommended for: Modellers interested in Wehrmacht armored vehicles, collectors of rare designs, and military historians-technologists.

Dragon 6979 10.5cm K.Pz.Sfl.Iva "Dicker Max" 1/35 is a challenging and rewarding project for anyone who wants to have a unique German WWII armored vehicle in their collection.