Voyager Model PEA398 WWII German King Tiger Schurzen (For MENG) 1/35

Voyager Model PEA398 WWII German King Tiger Schurzen is a professional detail-up set designed specifically for the 1/35 scale MENG Tiger II (King Tiger) model. Schurzen, or side armor, were a distinctive protective feature installed on German tanks at the end of World War II. This set allows you to recreate the authentic appearance and protective details found on King Tiger tanks (Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Ausf. B) used by the German army in 1944-1945.

The set is made from precisely photo-etched brass, ensuring exceptional detail and faithful reproduction of the actual thickness and armor details. Additional parts enable individual adjustment and personalization of the model, making it even more realistic. The product is dedicated to MENG plastic model kits and fits perfectly with the existing model without the need for complex modifications.

The Schurzen side armor was mostly mounted during the final stage of World War II to increase protection of the hull sides against anti-tank shells and shaped charges, particularly on both the Eastern and Western fronts. The King Tiger occupied a position as the Wehrmacht's elite tank, and details such as the Schurzen emphasize the historical accuracy of each miniature.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1944-1945)
• Material: photo-etched brass
• Category: detail-up set, model accessories for plastic model kits
• Contents: complete set of brass sheets to build the full Tiger II Schurzen, detailed assembly parts
• Perfect fit for MENG Tiger II models

The Voyager Model PEA398 set is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who want to achieve the utmost realism for their Tiger II model. This accessory significantly increases the level of detail, unmatched by standard plastic parts. It allows you to create specialized side armor, giving your miniature exceptional authenticity in dioramas and historical collections.

The difficulty of assembling the set is rated at 3 out of 5 – it requires precision, basic skills in working with photo-etched brass, and the appropriate modeling tools.