Voyager Model PE351288 WWII German Tiger I Late Production For TAKOM 1/35 – photo-etched detail set for Tiger I tank model

Voyager Model PE351288 is a precision enhancement set made from photo-etched elements, dedicated to the Tiger I Late Production model by TAKOM in the popular 1/35 scale. This set allows for advanced detail upgrades in plastic models and is targeted at modelers seeking maximum historical accuracy even in the smallest details of the machine.

• Scale: 1/35
• Original user's country: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (late version, 1944-1945)
• Area of original use: Eastern Front, Normandy, Italy, Battle of the Bulge – the modernized Tiger I participated in the most crucial Wehrmacht operations during the final phase of the war
• Set material: photo-etched sheets – high-quality steel or brass
• Product category: Photo-etched set – modeling accessories for detailing plastic models
• Additional elements: detailed parts such as engine mesh covers, handles, hinges, tool brackets, turret and armor parts
• Build difficulty level: 4/5 – set recommended for advanced modelers due to the necessity of precise bending and gluing of very small components

Voyager Model PE351288 significantly enhances the realism of the Tiger I Late Production replica. It offers the possibility to replace many simplified details in the base TAKOM kit with their ultra-realistic counterparts, unavailable in plastic form. Photo-etched elements deliver faithfully scaled thinness and precise reproduction of even the most complex parts, such as perforated meshes, tool latches, or air intake guards.

The set is dedicated to experienced modelers who value a high level of realism and are willing to spend more time on precise handling of tiny parts. It is the ideal choice for anyone wishing to create a contest-quality, historically documented version of the legendary late-production Tiger.

We recommend this product to German armor enthusiasts, diorama collectors from World War II, and all military modelers striving for the highest level of realism.