Dragon 6758 Jagdpanther Early Production (2 in 1) 1/35 – plastic model kit

The Dragon 6758 Jagdpanther Early Production (2 in 1) model in 1/35 scale is a proposal for experienced modelers who expect the highest quality reproduction and numerous customization possibilities. The Jagdpanther, or “panther hunter,” is one of the most recognizable German tank destroyers of World War II, which had a significant impact on the battlefields of 1944–1945.

Historical model – German armored perfection

The original Jagdpanther was based on the chassis of the famous Panther and was armed with the powerful 8.8 cm Pak 43 gun, making it one of the most formidable tank destroyers of the Second World War. Series production began at the beginning of 1944, and the vehicle was mainly used by the Wehrmacht on both the Western and Eastern fronts, including during the battles of Normandy, the Ardennes offensive, and the defense of eastern Germany.

Features of the Dragon 6758 model

• Scale: 1/35 — ideal for realistic dioramas and collections of military models.
• Country of origin of the original: Germany, used by the Wehrmacht in 1944–1945.
• Historical period: World War II, a key weapon in the late stages of the conflict.
• The 'Early Production' version allows you to build one of two variants: the early production Jagdpanther or its unique version dedicated to front-line modifications.
• High-quality plastic for easy assembly and durability.
• Rich in detail: precisely reproduced armor plates, chassis details, photo-etched parts, and individual period equipment elements.
• Track belts made of flexible material, as well as optional metal barrels and details (depending on set version).
• 2 in 1 – the set includes elements to configure two historically accurate model variants, allowing you to realize your own battle scenarios.
• Detailed assembly instructions and decals for different operational versions included.

Who is it for?

We especially recommend the Dragon 6758 Jagdpanther Early Production (2 in 1) 1/35 to advanced modelers and enthusiasts of German armored vehicles. The multitude of parts, numerous details, and configuration options will be appreciated by collectors and World War II history buffs who expect both modeling challenges and maximum authenticity of the final result.

Assembly difficulty level: 4/5 — requires precision, experience, and patience when working on details and photo-etched parts.