Das Werk DW35019 Schwerer kleiner Panzerkampfwagen German Heavy Tank Project 1944 (2 in 1) 1/35

Das Werk DW35019 Schwerer kleiner Panzerkampfwagen German Heavy Tank Project 1944 (2 in 1) 1/35 is a unique plastic model kit designed for enthusiasts of German military technology from the late World War II period. The model depicts a conceptual heavy tank destroyer of the Wehrmacht, whose design was conceived in 1944. The vehicle was intended to be a heavily armored cousin of the well-known Hetzer and was designed for intense combat against enemy armored forces. Ultimately, the vehicle never advanced beyond the design stage, and its construction remained only in plans and engineering documentation, which makes it extremely popular among fans of “What If” models and Wehrmacht 1946 concepts.

• Model scale: 1/35 – allows for faithful reproduction of details.
• User country: Germany (Wehrmacht project, end of World War II).
• Period of use: prototype, late World War II plan (1944-1945).
• Material: high-quality plastic with photo-etched parts for enhanced realism and reproduction of the smallest details.
• The kit offers a choice between two armament versions: 10.5-cm leFH43 (light field howitzer) and 10cm Panzerabwehrwerfer.
• Extras: the set includes night vision equipment, alternative barrel versions, detailed individual track links, and six versions of German unit markings from 1945–1946.
• Category: Plastic model kit (static model).
• Glue and paints are not included – must be purchased separately.
• Difficulty level: 4/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers due to a large number of details, photo-etched parts, and optional assembly of armament and special equipment.

The Das Werk DW35019 Schwerer kleiner Panzerkampfwagen model is an excellent choice for collectors interested in alternative military history and advanced German armored vehicle projects. Thanks to a wealth of extras and construction options, the kit allows you to create a unique replica of a vehicle that could have changed the course of battles at the end of the war, while offering excellent build quality and a high level of detail. Ideal for military modeling enthusiasts and fans of “What-If” model building.