Eduard TP002 Panther Ausf. A 1/35 Dragon

Eduard TP002 Panther Ausf. A 1/35 Dragon is a high-quality set of photo-etched parts specifically designed for the Dragon 1/35 scale Panther Ausf. A model. This precisely engineered set includes one photo-etched sheet, allowing modelers to significantly improve and detail the appearance of this iconic German World War II tank. The set was created for those striving to achieve the highest level of realism and detail in their plastic models.

Historical Information on the Panther Ausf. A

The Panther Ausf. A tank, used by the German army during World War II, was one of the most important and recognizable armored vehicles of the era. It debuted on the front in 1943 and took part in many key battles, such as the Battle of Kursk and fighting on the Western Front following the Allied landings in Normandy. The Panther Ausf. A model featured an excellent combination of armament, armor, and mobility, becoming a template for many subsequent tank designs.

• Scale: 1/35
• For models: dedicated to Dragon Panther Ausf. A models
• User country: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1943-1945)
• Material: photo-etched sheet (metal)
• Category: Modelling accessories, photo-etched additions for plastic models
• Set contents: 1 photo-etched sheet with details improving both exterior and interior appearance of the model

Why choose the Eduard TP002 set?

Eduard's photo-etched parts guarantee top-level detail and craftsmanship, allowing you to reproduce even the tiniest elements such as handles, vent meshes, or fine details of the superstructure and the running gear of the tank. We recommend this set to both advanced modelers who appreciate historical accuracy and intermediate enthusiasts wishing to noticeably improve the quality of their Dragon model build.

Difficulty level of assembly: 3/5 – requires experience in working with photo-etched parts, recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers.

With Eduard TP002 Panther Ausf. A 1/35 Dragon, you receive a product that will significantly increase the realism of your model, and well-made photo-etched details will undoubtedly become a highlight of any model workshop and collection of World War II armored vehicles.