Eduard 35702 King Tiger Henschel fenders 1/35 Dragon – Photo-Etched Parts

Eduard 35702 King Tiger Henschel fenders is a high-quality photo-etched accessory set designed for 1:35 scale Tiger II Henschel tank models produced by Dragon. This set enhances the detail level of the model, precisely recreating realistic fenders and mounting elements characteristic of late German heavy tanks from World War II.

Product Features

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: Thin brass sheet (manufactured using photo-etching technology)
• Dedicated model: Dragon King Tiger Henschel
• Set includes: 2 precisely cut photo-etched frets – a complete set of left and right fenders plus mounting details
• Intended for: Plastic assembly kit – accessory set

Brief history of the King Tiger Henschel tank

The Tiger II, also known as Königstiger (King Tiger), is a legendary German heavy tank used during World War II. The Henschel turret version was the most common production variant, fielded by the Wehrmacht on both the Eastern and Western Fronts in 1944-1945. This version was distinguished by its unique fender and mounting arrangement, providing protection and increasing the vehicle’s durability during combat operations under harsh field conditions.

Application and level of difficulty

Precision photo-etched details allow for faithful reproduction of features such as reinforcing ribs, bolts, or mounts that cannot be achieved using standard plastic parts. The user should have basic skills in working with photo-etched parts (bending, trimming, mounting with CA glue) as well as suitable modeling tools.

• Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers
• Target group: Modelers passionate about WWII military vehicles, fans of German armor, and those striving for maximum realism in their builds

Why choose Eduard 35702?

The Eduard 35702 set provides an incomparably higher level of detail than standard plastic parts. It allows you to achieve an effective, historically accurate look for your Tiger II Henschel tank model. It's an investment that significantly improves the aesthetics and historical accuracy of your assembled model.