Academy 13502 German T-34/76 747(r) "World War II" 1/35

The Academy 13502 German T-34/76 747(r) 1/35 scale plastic model kit is a unique offering for all enthusiasts of military history and World War II. This product faithfully replicates a captured Soviet T-34/76 tank, used by the German Wehrmacht under the official designation Pz.Kpfw. 747(r). The model is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring precise details and ease of assembly—ideal for both experienced modellers and those starting their journey into military modelling.

Historical Authenticity

The presented model depicts a T-34/76 version captured mainly during offensives on the Eastern Front, where these vehicles often fell into the hands of the Wehrmacht. They were then adapted to German standards, fitted with additional equipment, communications, or front-line markings. Most commonly used between 1941 and 1945, these tanks gained appreciation from their new users due to their solid construction and mobility. The iconic Wehrmacht insignia and a plate bearing the "747(r)" designation are integral parts of the set.

Set Contents

• 1:35 scale plastic model kit for assembly
• Academy sprues featuring exceptional detail
• Exterior and interior details faithfully recreated based on historical documentation
• Decals with realistic German markings
• Realistic armor texture and undercarriage details
• Parts for assembling the suspension, wheels, and tank turret

Use and Recommendation

This model is intended for intermediate modellers—the difficulty level is rated at 3/5. Precise assembly and painting are required to fully bring out the historical character of this unique vehicle. It works perfectly as the centerpiece of any diorama depicting the Eastern Front of World War II. We recommend it both to armored vehicle enthusiasts and collectors interested in unusual military conversions.

The Academy 13502 German T-34/76 747(r) 1/35 is an offering that combines historical accuracy with high-quality craftsmanship. An ideal choice for modelling collections or as a gift for 20th-century military history enthusiasts.