Panzer Art GB35-028 is a high-quality set dedicated to military modelers who want to enrich their models with extreme realism and detail. The accessory features a faithfully reproduced mantlet for the German super-heavy tank Pz.Kpfw VIII “Maus” in 1/35 scale. The kit includes highly detailed replicas of two gun barrels: KwK44 12.8 cm and KwK44 7.5 cm – both alternately used in the original prototype.

The Maus tank (Pz.Kpfw VIII) is one of the most well-known German armored projects of the late World War II period. It became a symbol of the Third Reich's engineering ambitions, as it was the largest tank built during that era. Developed by Porsche, only two prototype units were created. This tank was designed to break through heavily fortified frontlines, but it was never put into active service nor saw combat. The Panzerkampfwagen VIII “Maus” was used for testing in Germany during the final phase of World War II (period: 1944–1945).

• The set is made from the highest quality modeling resin and precisely turned metal barrels (aluminum)
• The components are made using resin casting, preserving sharp details, accurate texture reproduction, and the rivet pattern of the mantlet
• Aluminum barrels provide maximum precision and durability, while also enhancing the realism of the finished model
• This product is an excellent replacement for plastic parts in models by manufacturers such as Dragon, Takom, Amusing Hobby
• Category: Model Accessories – supplementary parts for 1/35 scale tank models

I highly recommend the Panzer Art GB35-028 set for advanced military modelers who value the highest level of historical detail realism. It makes upgrading your finished Pz.Kpfw VIII “Maus” model above the standard kit significantly easier. Recommended difficulty level: 3/5 – requires skill in working with small resin parts and metal barrels.

By choosing Panzer Art accessories, you are guaranteed perfect fit, superior detail sharpness, and material durability, making this set an excellent choice for both competition-scale modeling projects and collectible historical dioramas.