Eduard 35751 Zimmerit StuG. III Ausf. G 1/35 Dragon – Photo-Etched Parts for Model

Eduard 35751 Zimmerit StuG. III Ausf. G is a high-quality photo-etched detail set designed for modelers building the German tank destroyer StuG. III Ausf. G in 1/35 scale from Dragon. This set is made for modelers who value realistic reproduction of details and want to accurately replicate the characteristic armor coating – zimmerit. This product was created to enable precise reproduction of the texture of factory-applied zimmerit, which in reality was used by the German army from 1943 as protection against the attachment of magnetic mines.

• Scale: 1/35
• Intended for: Dragon StuG. III Ausf. G models
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II (especially 1943–1945)
• Material: Photo-etched brass plate
• Set contents: 2 photo-etched sheets with zimmerit texture elements
• Category: Modeling accessories – photo-etched parts for plastic models

The Stug III Ausf. G was one of the most widespread and effective German self-propelled guns of World War II, extensively used on all war fronts, including the Eastern Front offensive and the battles in Normandy. Zimmerit, the distinctive paste applied to armored vehicles, served as protection against magnetic mines, and is also an interesting modeling detail due to the challenge of realistically replicating its texture.

The Eduard 35751 set significantly enhances the aesthetic value of the model, allowing you to achieve an authentic, uneven zimmerit texture without the tedious work of hand modeling. Two precisely made sheets fit Dragon models perfectly, ensuring ease of assembly and high quality of detail reproduction. This product is recommended for both intermediate and experienced modelers who seek the highest level of realism and detail.

We rate the difficulty level of building with this set at 3/5 – it requires basic skills working with photo-etched parts and some familiarity with installing such accessories.

We definitely recommend this set to any modeler building the StuG. III Ausf. G who wants to take their model to a new level of historical accuracy and realism.