Panzer Art RE35-521 Stowage set for Panhard 178 (Wehrmacht vehicles) 1/35 is a high-quality detail set designed for models of the Panhard 178 vehicle in Wehrmacht service, made in precise 1/35 scale. This product is dedicated to modelers who wish to enrich their model with realistic equipment details and transport accessories typical of vehicles used by the German army during World War II.

The Panhard 178 is a French armored car produced between 1937–1940 and widely used during the French campaign in 1940. After the capitulation of France, some vehicles were taken over by the Wehrmacht, which used them until the end of the war on the European fronts, mainly for reconnaissance tasks and as command vehicles.

This Panzer Art stowage set is a complete assortment of loads and baggage—bags, crates, rolled tarpaulins, as well as realistically recreated sacks and personal crew equipment. All elements are cast in high-quality resin, allowing for exceptional sharpness and depth of detail, unattainable in standard plastic kits. Thanks to Panzer Art's unique approach, every piece impresses with its detailing—visible seams, fabric folds, and meticulously reproduced fastenings will positively impact your model's final appearance.

This set is intended for assembly and painting, dedicated to intermediate and advanced modelers who seek authentic representation of Wehrmacht vehicles from the World War II era. However, thanks to its simple construction, we rate the assembly difficulty at 2/5—modelers with basic experience working with resin will be able to handle shaping and fitting the parts to their existing model without difficulty.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: France, Germany (Wehrmacht)
• Historical period: World War II
• Material: high-quality resin
• Detail set for Panhard 178 models
• Category: resin detail set for modeling (aftermarket)
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5

Recommendation: The Panzer Art RE35-521 set is an ideal choice for modelers interested in armored vehicles and World War II dioramas. Highly recommended for those who wish to achieve a distinctive, richly equipped model and elevate their work to a higher level of historical realism.