Voyager Model PE351181 WWII German Tiger I Early Production (For Border BT-010) 1/35 – Detail Up Set

Voyager Model PE351181 is a professional detail-up set dedicated to modelers building the German heavy tank Tiger I Early Production in 1/35 scale, specifically designed for the Border Model BT-010 kit. The set includes highly detailed photo-etched (PE) parts that significantly enhance the realism of the finished model, recreating even the finest structural details that are impossible to achieve with conventional plastic parts.

Historical Data and Context of Use

The Tiger I is one of the most recognizable tanks of World War II, produced by Germany from 1942. The Early Production version, for which this set is intended, could be seen on both the Eastern and Western fronts, including under Leningrad, in Tunisia, and in the Battle of the Kursk Salient. The Tiger I inspired fear due to its powerful 88 mm gun and solid armor. These tanks were operated by the Wehrmacht between 1942 and 1944, becoming an icon of German armored forces.

Contents and Materials

• Scale: 1/35 – perfectly matched to the Border Model BT-010 kit
• Material: precisely etched brass sheets (photo-etched, PE)
• The set includes ultra-realistic external tank details: armor plates, handles, shields, hinges, on-board tool elements, exhaust pipe covers
• Compatibility: Border Model BT-010 Tiger I Early Production
• Category: Detail-up set for plastic model kits

Recommendations and Difficulty Level

Voyager Model PE351181 is recommended for intermediate to advanced modelers (difficulty level 4/5). The precise, small photo-etched parts require experience working with such accessories, as well as appropriate tools for bending and fitting the components. The set enables you to build a spectacular replica of the Tiger I, faithfully reflecting the original as used in World War II conditions.

If you are looking for a way to professionally enhance the realism of your model, Voyager Model PE351181 is the perfect choice. Excellent for enthusiasts of historic German military vehicles, collectors, and modelers participating in competitions.