Panzer Art TR35-056 Entwicklungfahrzeug E-50/75 tracks + correct drive wheels 1/35 is a high-quality model kit designed for advanced enthusiasts of World War II armored vehicles. The product includes precisely reproduced tracks and a complete set of drive wheels, dedicated to the prototype German E-50 and E-75 tanks (Entwicklungfahrzeug), which were intended to be the basis for a new generation of German armored vehicles, the so-called E-series.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for building realistic dioramas and collectible replicas.
• Country of use: Germany – Wehrmacht (prototypes and conceptual projects).
• Historical period: World War II, final years of the conflict and post-war plans (the project was never put into serial production due to Germany's surrender).
• Material: Top quality model resin with excellent durability and exceptional detail, perfect for upgrading plastic models.
• Additions: Detailed reproduction of track links and correct drive wheels, consistent with the technical documentation of the original E-series prototypes.
• Category: Modelling accessories for plastic models – resin set as a replacement or enhancement for standard plastic kit parts.

Historical background and application

The E-50 and E-75 (Entwicklungfahrzeug) series were developed by Germany at the end of World War II as a future line of medium and heavy tanks. They were intended to revolutionize German armored forces through parts standardization and modern technological solutions. However, the project ended in the prototype phase, as the war ended before the vehicles could enter mass production.

Advantages of the Panzer Art TR35-056 set

• Exceptional precision of details, perfectly reproduced track links, rivets, and texture.
• Compatibility with many E-50 and E-75 models available on the market.
• Easy assembly and resistance to mechanical damage.
• Suitable for both static display models and battle dioramas.

We recommend this product to advanced modelers and enthusiasts of German military engineering who wish to elevate the realism of their projects to the highest level. We assess the assembly difficulty level at 4/5 – the set requires some experience working with resin.