Dragon 6821 Pz.Beob.Wg.V Panther mit 5cm Kw.K.39/1 – 1:35 Scale Tank Model

Dragon 6821 Pz.Beob.Wg.V Panther mit 5cm Kw.K.39/1 is an advanced 1:35 scale plastic model kit depicting an exceptional armored vehicle from World War II – an artillery observation vehicle variant (Panzerbeobachtungswagen V) developed on the basis of the famous Panther tank and equipped with unusual armament – the 5 cm Kw.K.39/1 cannon. This version is both a modeling and historical curiosity; the prototype was created in Germany for the Wehrmacht (German Army), but it never entered mass production nor saw frontline service. It was designed to support artillery units as an observation vehicle with increased mobility and protection.

Detailed Features of the Dragon 6821 Model

• Scale: 1:35 – a model intended for experienced modelers seeking true-to-life detail replication.
• Origin of the original: Germany (Wehrmacht, World War II).
• Historical period: World War II (1943–1945; prototype vehicle associated with the final phase of the conflict).
• Material: High-quality plastic, photo-etched parts to replicate even the finest details (e.g., grills, handles), precise link-and-length tracks, and a meticulously designed 5 cm gun model.
• Kit contents: rich set of spare parts, realistic surface textures for the armor, detailed turret and hull interior, decals with German markings.
• Category: plastic model kit for assembly.
• Recommended additional tools: model glue and paints (not included in the kit).

Recommendations and Difficulty Level

The Dragon 6821 Pz.Beob.Wg.V Panther mit 5cm Kw.K.39/1 model is particularly recommended for experienced modelers and enthusiasts of armored warfare history who are looking for unique, rarely encountered Wehrmacht prototype vehicles in their collection. The kit allows for faithful recreation of this unique model, offering great satisfaction both in assembly and painting. Due to the large number of parts, high manufacturing precision, and the need to use photo-etched elements, the difficulty level is rated at 4/5 (advanced). It is an ideal choice for intermediate and expert modelers seeking to expand their collection with an extraordinary "paper" concept from the German WWII arms industry.