Panzer Art RE35-210 StuG III G upper hull&barrel with captured Hessian Tape 1/35 – Detail Set

The Panzer Art RE35-210 set is a high-quality detail upgrade for the popular German assault gun StuG III Ausf. G in 1/35 scale. Panzer Art is renowned for its exceptional precision and attention to detail, making this set an ideal choice for modelers seeking the highest historical accuracy and refinement for their build.

• Scale: 1/35
• Original Country of Use: Germany
• Period of Use: World War II (especially the years 1943-1945)
• Original History: The StuG III Ausf. G was one of the most important and widely produced German self-propelled guns of World War II. Used extensively on all fronts, it gained particular fame in battles on both the Eastern and Western Fronts. Units captured by the Allies were often adapted to the needs of their new operators.
• Material: High-quality resin, finely detailed pressure-cast components
• Contents: The set includes a resin upper hull plate with precisely reproduced weld seams, bolts, and surfaces featuring the captured Hessian Tape texture (characteristic textile camouflage mesh used by the Allies and adopted by Germans after capture). Also included is a resin gun barrel. The set contains no plastic parts, making it perfect for enhancing base kits from renowned manufacturers such as Tamiya, Dragon, or Academy.
• Category: Resin model, detail upgrade set – accessories for plastic model kits

Assembly Difficulty: 4/5 – Recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers, requiring experience with resin and skill in fitting to a chosen base kit.

Recommendation: An excellent choice for WWII armor enthusiasts and anyone wishing to make their StuG III G model stand out with unique details and historically accurate camouflage replication. The dynamic appearance of the Hessian Tape on a German vehicle captured by the Allies imparts a distinctive, rarely seen character to the model.

The Panzer Art RE35-210 product guarantees quality and historical precision, designed for the most demanding modelers building 1/35 scale WWII vehicles.