The Hasegawa MT38 88mm GUN Flak 36 1/72 scale plastic model kit is a faithfully reproduced miniature of the legendary German anti-aircraft and anti-tank gun from World War II. This set brings to your collection one of the most recognizable and versatile artillery pieces of the era, renowned both for its effective air defense and its devastating action against Allied tanks.

Hasegawa MT38 88mm GUN Flak 36 replicates the German Flak 36 88mm cannon, which was used by the Wehrmacht from 1936 until the end of World War II. The Flak 36 was an advancement over the Flak 18 design and featured improved modular construction, allowing for quick operation and easy transport. The gun was famous for its tremendous firepower, excellent accuracy, and versatility – it was used on both the Eastern and Western fronts, including the Desert Campaign (Afrika Korps), the Battle of Kursk, as well as in the defense of Berlin.

• Scale: 1/72 – allows for building a precise replica while maintaining a compact size, ideal for dioramas and wargaming.
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich).
• Historical period: World War II – in service from the mid-1930s to 1945.
• Material: High-quality modelling plastic, ensuring accurate detailing and ease of working with the model.
• Contents: Sprues with plastic parts, a full set of components to assemble the gun in standard or deployed position; the kit does NOT include glue or paints (available separately).
• Category: Plastic model kit.
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – recommended for both beginners and intermediate modelers; clear assembly instructions included.

The Hasegawa MT38 88mm GUN Flak 36 model is perfect as part of a World War II history enthusiast's collection, fans of German military technology, and for players using models in wargaming. The precisely crafted details, clear division into assemblies, and the ability to display the cannon in different configurations make this kit highly attractive. We highly recommend it to all military modeling enthusiasts wishing to expand their collection with an iconic piece of German artillery.