E.T. Model EA35-123 WWII German Stu.Pz.IV "Brummbar" Fenders (Late Production) 1/35

E.T. Model EA35-123 WWII German Stu.Pz.IV "Brummbar" Fenders (Late Production) in 1/35 scale is a high-quality set of photo-etched parts designed for advanced modification of plastic models of the German assault gun Sturm-Panzer IV, also known as "Brummbär." This set is intended for the late versions of this historic combat vehicle, which was used by the Wehrmacht during World War II on many fronts, including the urban battles of Stalingrad and the Battle of Kursk.

• Scale: 1/35 – the set is dedicated to models in this precise and popular scale.
• Operator country of origin: Germany (Third Reich), World War II.
• Historical period: World War II, 1943-1945.
• Material: The details are made of high-quality brass sheet using photo-etch technology, which makes it possible to obtain exceptionally thin and realistic parts replicating the fine details of protective fenders from the late production series of the "Brummbär."
• Accessories: The set contains elements for self-assembly and a detailed graphic manual, making it easier to correctly fit and install the parts on your chosen base model. The model kit is not included.
• Category: Photo-etched parts for 1/35 scale models.

The "Brummbär" earned a reputation as one of the most effective German assault guns, especially in urban combat, where powerful fire support and solid crew protection were essential. This photo-etched set faithfully reproduces the late-war details of the side shields and fenders, which originally protected the chassis from debris or mines.

This product is recommended for advanced modelers looking to enhance their replicas with maximally realistic and detailed parts. The kit requires experience in working with delicate metal parts and the proper modeling tools. Assembly difficulty level: 4/5 – recommended for those with experience assembling photo-etched components. An ideal choice for enthusiasts of German armored vehicles and collectors of historical WWII dioramas.