Voyager Model PE351300 WWII German Sd.Kfz 234/2 PUMA Upgrade Set For RFM 5110 1/35

Voyager Model PE351300 is an advanced photo-etched (PE) set, designed specifically as an upgrade for the plastic model of the Sd.Kfz 234/2 “Puma” by Rye Field Model (RFM 5110) in 1/35 scale. This product is aimed at demanding military modelers seeking maximum realism and an accurate reproduction of the details of the German armored reconnaissance vehicle from World War II.

Historical context: The Sd.Kfz. 234/2 “Puma” was introduced into service by the Wehrmacht in the years 1944–1945. It was a fast, six-wheeled reconnaissance vehicle, renowned for its mobility and combat effectiveness thanks to the 50mm KwK 39/L60 cannon. The “Puma” took part in reconnaissance operations and delaying actions on the Western Front, including the Battle of Normandy.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for building a diorama or a collection of late World War II German vehicles.
• Country of use: Germany.
• Period: World War II, final phase of the conflict, 1944–45.
• Material: high-quality thin-walled photo-etched brass ensuring exceptional precision.
• Compatibility: exclusively with RFM 5110 models – Sd.Kfz. 234/2 Puma.
• Set contents: a complete set of photo-etched meshes and shields, fastening straps, buckles, hinges, locks, external and internal details, as well as parts for the turret and fenders, precise assembly instructions.

The set allows you to recreate assembly details and construction elements that are simplified in the base plastic kit – including locks, tool holders, ventilation louvres, off-road plate details, and external equipment parts. Subtle textures and microscopic details guarantee a fantastic finish true to the real vehicle.

Product category: Photo-etched set – accessories for plastic models.

Recommendation: Highly recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty 4/5). This product is ideal for those seeking authenticity, realistic detail, and exceptional finishing in historical World War II models. A perfect choice for diorama projects or contest displays.