The Voyager Model PE351182 enhancement set, specially designed for 1/35 scale plastic models of the King Tiger tank with Henschel turret (intended for DRAGON and ZVEZDA kits), is an excellent choice for modelers seeking to achieve the highest level of realism and detail for their models. This is a complete set of photo-etched parts, an invaluable addition to the plastic King Tiger model – one of the most renowned German heavy tanks of World War II.

King Tiger (Königstiger), or Tiger II, was a heavily armored and armed heavy tank used by the Wehrmacht in 1944-1945 during World War II. The Henschel turret version was the main production variant. The tank was used, among others, on the Eastern and Western fronts, for example, in the Battle of Normandy and during the Ardennes Offensive. Considered one of the most formidable armored fighting vehicles of its era, the King Tiger is entrenched in military history as a symbol of late-war German armored power.

Material: The PE351182 set is made of high-quality photo-etched brass. These parts allow for precise reproduction of the finest vehicle details, such as exhaust guards, protective meshes, handles, tool boxes, as well as exterior and interior detailing elements. Upgrades from this set significantly enhance the level of realism—being much thinner and more precise than standard plastic parts.

Product category: Enhancement set for plastic model kits (aftermarket upgrade set with photo-etched parts).

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for popular Dragon and Zvezda kits
• Material: photo-etched brass
• Intended for: King Tiger (Henschel Turret) DRAGON/ZVEZDA models
• Historical period: World War II (1944-1945)
• For advanced modelers and detail enthusiasts
• Recommended assembly difficulty level: 4/5

The Voyager Model PE351182 set is highly recommended for experienced modelers and 20th-century military enthusiasts who want to elevate their models to a higher level of quality and historical accuracy. Its precise craftsmanship and comprehensive nature make it the ideal choice for anyone wishing to give their King Tiger model a unique, museum-quality character.