ICM 35746 Dragon’s Teeth – Anti-tank Obstacles 1/35

The ICM 35746 Dragon’s Teeth plastic model is a set designed in 1/35 scale, faithfully depicting concrete anti-tank obstacles commonly known as "dragon’s teeth." These obstacles were a key component of fortification infrastructure, used during World War II and in post-war periods up to modern times. The first such barriers appeared in Finland as a response to the threat of Soviet armored vehicles, and over time found application in the armies of many countries—both combative and neutral. An example includes the popular Swiss fortifications known as "Toblerone," characterized by their distinctive shape resembling the famous chocolate bar.

The ICM 35746 set consists of high-quality plastic components that offer realistic surface texture and authentic tetrahedral shapes with a massive concrete structure. The model is designed for self-assembly and painting. No advanced modeling skills are required, making it ideal for both beginners and intermediate modelers who wish to diversify their dioramas or displays of military vehicles and historical scenes.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of origin: universal use, including Finland, Germany, Switzerland, Ukraine
• Historical period: primarily World War II, but also post-war and modern times
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Extras: does not include metal or resin parts; dedicated realism achieved through precise casting mold
• Category: plastic assembly model – fortification elements / military diorama
• Assembly difficulty: 1/5 – perfect for beginners and intermediate modelers

We recommend this product to all fans of historical modeling, collectors, and dioramists who want to recreate realistic battle scenes and fortifications from World War II or contemporary conflicts. Thanks to this realistic and detailed replica of anti-tank obstacles, your diorama will gain authenticity, emphasizing its military character. This set is especially recommended for complementing scenery with tanks, armored personnel carriers, infantry, and front-line fortification structures.