Voyager Model PE351072 WWII German RSO/03 type 470 Upgrade Set for Dragon 1/35 – Upgrade Set for the German Tracked Tractor

Voyager Model PE351072 is a high-quality upgrade set designed for the plastic model of the German tracked tractor RSO/03 Type 470 in 1/35 scale by Dragon. The product has been developed to maximize the realism and detail of the base model, allowing the modeller to faithfully recreate the details of this popular World War II vehicle.

Product features:

• Scale: 1/35 – dedicated to Dragon models
• User country: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II (years 1943–1945)
• Material: precisely photo-etched brass sheet, resin parts, and fine metal components
• Category: Upgrade set for plastic vehicle models

Historical description:

The RSO/03 Type 470 (Raupenschlepper Ost) is a special tracked tractor designed by the Austrian company Steyr for the German army. It was created as a response to the difficult muddy and snowy conditions of the Eastern Front. It was used for transporting supplies, towing guns, and in other auxiliary roles. Mass-produced from 1942, it was used during the largest battles on the Eastern Front, such as at Stalingrad and Kursk.

What does the Voyager Model PE351072 set include?

• Accurate cabin interior and body details made of photo-etched metal
• Elements of the cargo bed, covers, and door hinges
• Photo-etched steps, handles, and hinges for improved model authenticity
• Small details such as tool locks, fasteners, or handles – far more precise than the plastic parts of the base kit
• Step-by-step assembly instructions

Reviews and usage:

Voyager Model PE351072 is an ideal choice for advanced modellers and anyone who values historical accuracy in World War II military models. It allows you to achieve an exceptional level of detail, making it a recommended product for dioramas and competition models. For intermediate and advanced modellers.

Build difficulty level: 4/5

The set requires some experience working with photo-etched parts and precision during assembly, but the final result is definitely worth the effort.