Gecko Models 35GM0084 Dragon Teeth Anti-Tank Obstacle set Small Type 1/35

Gecko Models 35GM0084 Dragon Teeth Anti-Tank Obstacle set Small Type is a high-quality plastic kit for building "Dragon Teeth" anti-tank fortifications in 1/35 scale. The model is intended both for stand-alone assembly and as a realistic element for military-themed modeling dioramas. The set includes three different variants of these characteristic obstacles, allowing for the creation of varied and authentic scenery.

"Dragon Teeth" is the name commonly used for concrete anti-tank obstacles widely deployed during World War II, mainly by Germany while preparing defensive lines such as the Siegfried Line. Their purpose was to slow down or completely stop enemy armored vehicles, channeling troop movements into minefields and artillery kill zones. Such fortifications could be found on fronts across Europe, particularly in Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and other occupied countries.

The Gecko Models set stands out thanks to its detailed reproduction of real Dragon Teeth blocks – accurate in terms of texture, shape, and proportions. The models are made of premium-quality plastic, ensuring ease of assembly and durability. Each of the three obstacle variants differs in size and shape, making it easier to create a realistic layout for World War II-themed models or dioramas.

• Scale: 1/35
• Countries of use: Germany and the armies of occupied countries during World War II
• Historical period: World War II (1939-1945)
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Type of product: plastic model kit – diorama accessories
• Number of obstacle variants: 3 different types

We recommend this model to hobbyists building realistic World War II dioramas, modeling shops, and enthusiasts of fortified front-line history. It's an excellent addition to layouts depicting defensive lines, ambushes, or armored battle scenes.

Assembly difficulty level is rated 1/5 – the parts are easy to remove from the sprues, fit well, and are also suitable for beginner modelers looking to enhance their dioramas in a striking way.