Dragon 6101 BORGWARD IV Aust. A 1/35

Dragon 6101 BORGWARD IV Ausf. A – Plastic Model Kit in 1:35 Scale

The Dragon 6101 BORGWARD IV Ausf. A model in 1:35 scale is an extremely accurate miniature of the German vehicle from World War II, which was one of the most unusual vehicles used by the Wehrmacht. Offered by the renowned Dragon company, this kit guarantees a high level of detail and craftsmanship, making it an ideal product for advanced modelers and military history enthusiasts.

Historical Background and Use of the BORGWARD IV Ausf. A

is a German, remotely controlled tracked vehicle designed to transport and detonate powerful explosive charges. Introduced into service by the German Army in 1942, it was most commonly used to destroy field fortifications, bunkers, and engineering obstacles during offensive operations. The vehicle was intensively used during the fighting in Normandy, the Battle of Monte Cassino, and the Warsaw Uprising. Although the BORGWARD IV did not achieve spectacular success on the battlefield, it remains a unique testament to the innovative (albeit controversial) technical solutions of World War II.

Details of the Dragon 6101 Model

• Scale: 1:35
• Country of Origin/User: Germany (Third Reich)
• Material: High-quality plastic
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Parts feature high precision molding and excellent detail fidelity
• The kit includes assembly instructions with clear illustrations and decals for individual vehicle markings
• Glue and paints are not included – these products must be purchased separately

Who is this model for?

The Dragon 6101 BORGWARD IV Ausf. A model is primarily recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers—an excellent choice for those interested in German military technology from World War II and all collectors of specialized vehicles. The estimated build difficulty is 3/5, meaning it requires some assembly experience as well as skills in precise painting and handling of small parts.

Summary

Dragon 6101 BORGWARD IV Ausf. A is a unique addition to any diorama or collection of military models, offering a chance to explore lesser-known aspects of German wartime technology. Recommended for all enthusiasts of history, battle reenactment, and historical modeling.