Voyager Model PE35406 WWII German VK1602 Leopard for Hobby Boss 82460 1/35 – Detail Upgrade Set for 1/35 Scale Model

Voyager Model PE35406 is a professional detail upgrade set created specifically for the German prototype light tank VK1602 Leopard in 1/35 scale, intended for the Hobby Boss kit no. 82460. This product allows you to significantly enhance the level of detail and realism of the model, meeting the expectations of the most demanding modelers.

Historical Information about the VK1602 Leopard

The VK1602 Leopard was a prototype German light tank designed during World War II. This vehicle was intended for reconnaissance duties within Wehrmacht units, but it never entered serial production. Work on the Leopard began in 1942, aiming to combine mobility, good armor protection, and firepower. Although the project was abandoned in 1943 in favor of other designs, the VK1602 Leopard remains a fascinating element in the history of German armored vehicles of that period.

Voyager Model PE35406 Set Details

• Set designed for 1/35 scale model (Hobby Boss 82460)
• Historical period: World War II (project from 1942-1943)
• Made from precisely etched photo-etched (metal) sheets
• Includes external detail parts: fender shields, handles, screens, mounts, detail parts for equipment and armor
• Comes with step-by-step assembly instructions, clear diagrams, and markings

Category and Difficulty Level

• Category: photo-etched set for upgrading plastic tank models
• Assembly difficulty level: 4/5 – requires precision, experience with fine photo-etched parts, and basic modeling tools for bending and cutting components

Who Is Voyager Model PE35406 Recommended For?

This set is especially recommended for advanced and intermediate modelers who wish to achieve the highest level of detail and historical accuracy in their VK1602 Leopard. Suitable for enthusiasts of German armored vehicles from the World War II era as well as collectors of 1/35 scale models.

Voyager Model PE35406 is an excellent choice for those who want to enhance the realism and features of their model with photo-etched parts designed in accordance with original plans and archival photographs.