Panzer Art RE35-175 “Heavy” sand armor for M10 “Wolverine” tank destroyer 1/35 – Resin Detail Set

We present an extremely detailed upgrade set, Panzer Art RE35-175 “Heavy” sand armor, designed especially for the M10 “Wolverine” tank destroyer model in 1/35 scale. This product allows for an accurate reconstruction of the sand armor used by American units during World War II, particularly in the North African and Italian campaigns, where threats from mines and harsh desert conditions required additional protection for combat vehicles.

• Scale: 1/35 – compatible with popular M10 “Wolverine” plastic kits from Tamiya, Academy, AFV Club, etc.
• Country of use: United States of America (USA), Allied armies using the M10
• Historical period: World War II (1942–1945)
• Material: high-quality resin – guarantees accurate, sharp details and a realistic texture
• Contents: precision sand armor parts for self-assembly and painting; the base model is not included with the set
• Product category: resin upgrade set, dedicated to 1/35 scale plastic models

The M10 “Wolverine” tank destroyer was widely used by the U.S. Army and its allies (e.g., in the United Kingdom and France) during World War II, especially on African and Italian fronts. Sand armor was installed to protect the crew and components from sand and shrapnel. Panzer Art, a renowned manufacturer of modeling accessories, has created this set with attention to every detail, matching archival photos of the original vehicles.

Panzer Art RE35-175 is the choice for advanced modelers who wish to provide their dioramas and models with exceptional authenticity. The resin components clearly surpass the detail offered by traditional plastic kits, while the faithful reproduction of welds and armor texture enables a museum-quality effect. The combination of high-grade materials and extraordinary precision makes this product an ideal solution for military history enthusiasts and diorama builders.

Recommended for: intermediate and advanced military modelers.
Assembly difficulty: 4/5 – requires experience with resin and precise fitting to the base model.