Dragon 6813 Pz.Beob.Wg.V Ausf.D Early Production 1/35 – Plastic model kit

We present the exceptional Dragon 6813 Pz.Beob.Wg.V Ausf.D Early Production plastic model in the popular 1/35 scale, which will certainly interest both advanced and intermediate military modelers. This kit belongs to the category of plastic assembly models and is made from the highest quality plastic, ensuring outstanding detail precision and high durability of the finished vehicle.

Historical context and use

The German Armored Observation Vehicle – Pz.Beob.Wg.V Ausf.D was based on the chassis of the Panther Ausf.D tank and was created for the needs of artillery units during World War II. The task of this vehicle was to observe the battlefield and direct artillery fire and tank destroyers. It featured a modified turret, the removal of some armament components, and the addition of specialized observation devices. The vehicle served in the Wehrmacht mainly from 1943 and was used on both the Eastern and Western fronts. Only a small number were produced, making this model an extremely interesting choice for collectors of rare World War II vehicle variants.

Box contents

• Highly detailed sprues with plastic parts to assemble the Panther observation vehicle model.
• Detailed interior and turret details based on historical documentation.
• Clear parts for optical devices and periscopes.
• Optional parts for customizing the model.
• Instruction manual with clear step-by-step assembly diagrams.
• Decals with markings true to original Wehrmacht insignia.

Why choose the Dragon 6813 Pz.Beob.Wg.V Ausf.D?

The model is distinguished by its excellent detailing, high quality sprues, and the ability to faithfully recreate a rare observation vehicle from World War II. Dragon is renowned for its precision and innovative solutions – in this kit you'll find subtle elements characteristic only of the Early Production Ausf.D version. This product is recommended for experienced military modelers and enthusiasts of historic armored vehicles. The 1/35 scale allows for a remarkable visual effect both on the shelf and in a battle diorama. Difficulty level: 4/5 – the model requires accuracy and patience, but offers great satisfaction from building.