Modelcollect UA72098 German WWII 128mm Flak 40 Zwilling (1/72) – plastic model kit

We present a detailed assembly kit Modelcollect UA72098 German WWII 128mm Flak 40 Zwilling in the popular 1/72 scale. This is a faithful miniature of one of the most powerful anti-aircraft guns of World War II – the German 128mm Flak 40 Zwilling. It is an excellent choice for military enthusiasts, historical modelers, and collectors who value accurate reproduction and high-quality workmanship.

Historical Original

The 128mm Flak 40 Zwilling is a German twin anti-aircraft gun, primarily used by the Luftwaffe during World War II. It was first introduced in 1942, and was one of the heaviest anti-aircraft systems of its type in the world, intended to defend Germany’s most important cities, such as Berlin – most commonly installed on massive flak towers (Flakturm). This weapon was used to combat Allied bombers at high altitudes.

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of origin: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (years 1942–1945)
• Category: plastic model kit
• Material: high quality plastic
• Kit contents: parts for assembling the model, assembly instructions (does not include glue or paints)

Technical details and additional information

This model features precisely reproduced details characteristic of the Flak 40 Zwilling gun, such as accurately rendered barrels, a realistic twin mounting system, and detailed tower features. Thanks to the renowned manufacturer Modelcollect, the kit ensures very good part fit and ease of assembly, even for less advanced modelers.

The kit does not contain any photo-etched parts or resin accessories, but compatibility with aftermarket upgrades available on the market allows for further personalization of the model according to individual preferences.

Who is it recommended for?

We recommend the Modelcollect UA72098 German WWII 128mm Flak 40 Zwilling in 1/72 scale to World War II military enthusiasts, both intermediate and advanced modelers – we rate the difficulty level as 3/5. This model is a great opportunity to create a unique diorama with German anti-aircraft installations or as a standalone historical display piece in your collection.