Bergepanther 1/35 Italeri – Eduard 35119 Photo-Etched Parts

We present a set of high-quality photo-etched parts Eduard 35119 Bergepanther 1/35, created specifically for Italeri models in 1:35 scale. This set allows for a significant enhancement of the detail level in plastic models of the German Bergepanther engineering and recovery vehicle, making it a perfect addition for every enthusiast of World War II armored vehicles.

Historical Original – The German Bergepanther

The Bergepanther was a specialized vehicle based on the chassis of the famous Panther tank, used by the German army during World War II (years 1943-1945). It served for the recovery of damaged armored vehicles as well as a platform for field repairs. Its design provided high off-road mobility and durability, making it extremely useful during fighting on both the Eastern and Western fronts.

Product Features Eduard 35119 – Photo-Etched Parts for Bergepanther

• Scale: 1:35, compatible with the Italeri model
• Material: top-quality, precisely cut brass sheet
• The set includes a wide range of parts to enhance the external vehicle details, equipment elements, handles, towing cable mounts, grille details, tools, storage boxes, and hatch closures
• Dedicated to modelers seeking a high level of realism and faithful reproduction of the original’s details
• Classified as: photo-etched parts – modeling accessories

Why Choose Eduard 35119?

We recommend the Eduard 35119 Bergepanther 1/35 Italeri set both to advanced armor modelers, as well as intermediate military modeling enthusiasts who want to give their models a unique, professional appearance. Eduard’s photo-etched parts are distinguished by their perfect fit, outstanding quality, and richness of detail that surpasses standard plastic elements from basic kits.

• Assembly difficulty level rated at 4/5 – basic skills in working with photo-etched parts, precision, and patience are required for proper use.

By using this set, your Bergepanther diorama will reach a whole new level of authenticity and aesthetics, and the details will attract the attention of even the most demanding historical modeling connoisseurs.