Voyager Model PE35998 WWII German FlaKPanzer V FlaKvierling 20mm MG 151/20 Basic For TAKOM 2105 1/35

The Voyager Model PE35998 detail set is an excellent choice for advanced modelers who want to elevate their FlaKPanzer V FlaKvierling model to the highest level of detail. The set is intended for the TAKOM kit number 2105, in the popular 1/35 scale. The parts included in the set enable a remarkably precise and realistic recreation of this unique German armored vehicle from the final period of World War II.

The FlaKPanzer V (also known by the designation "Coelian") was an experimental German self-propelled anti-aircraft gun, developed on the Panther tank chassis. The adaptation of four rapid-fire 20 mm MG 151/20 cannons allowed it to effectively engage Allied ground-attack aircraft. Although the FlaKPanzer V never progressed beyond the project and prototype phase and the vehicles were never put into full service, the design represented a highly modern concept in anti-aircraft defense on the late World War II battlefield.

The Voyager Model PE35998 set is made from high-quality photo-etched metal, allowing the model to be enhanced with delicate, realistic details such as handles, meshes, armor plates, and external equipment. The supplementary elements make it possible to accurately replicate details that the base model manufacturer could not achieve using plastic technology. The set allows for the inclusion of features such as vision port protection, tool box brackets, or intricate details of the gun platform.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1945, late stage of the conflict, prototypes)
• Material: precision photo-etched metal
• The set is intended for the TAKOM plastic kit (No. 2105)
• Category: detail-up set – photo-etched accessories

We highly recommend this set to collectors and advanced modelers who value the highest level of realism and accuracy in historical armored vehicle replicas. However, for beginner modelers, we suggest first familiarizing yourself with the basics of working with photo-etched parts. We rate the assembly difficulty at 4/5, mainly due to the small and precise components required.