Eduard 635036 WWII German NbKWrf39 smoke launcher PRINT 1/35 is a unique detail set for modelers, dedicated to German armored vehicles from World War II in the popular 1/35 scale. This product features extremely faithfully reproduced NbKWrf39 smoke grenade launchers, widely used on German tanks and armored vehicles such as the Panther, Tiger, Pz.Kpfw IV, and Sd.Kfz vehicles. These allowed German units to create smoke screens, masking combat maneuvers or withdrawals during battles on both the Eastern and Western fronts from 1939 to 1945.

The set includes 12 launchers in two different variants, enabling you to precisely match the model vehicle to historical usage schemes or mounting variants. All components are made with the utmost attention to detail using direct 3D printing technology, providing significantly greater detail and sharpness compared to traditional plastic parts. The material used in production is high-quality resin, free of flash, ready for painting, and easy to work with during model assembly.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich)
• Period of use: World War II (1939-1945)
• Material: 3D printed resin
• Category: armored model details, self-assembly parts
• Product type: conversion set / accessory for plastic scale models

Eduard 635036 WWII German NbKWrf39 smoke launcher PRINT 1/35 is the perfect choice for advanced modelers who value realism, historical accuracy, and the highest level of detail. The set will also be excellent for intermediate users looking to elevate their models to a higher level of presentation, such as in dioramas or model competitions. I especially recommend this product for fans of German armor from World War II who are reconstructing famous tanks and AFVs from this period.

The assembly difficulty is rated as 3 out of 5 – basic skills working with small parts and resin are recommended, but experienced modelers should encounter no issues. The Eduard 635036 set guarantees top quality and a realistic final effect that will make your model stand out from the rest.