Voyager Model PE35857 WWII German Bergepanzer Tiger I Basic (For RMF RM-5008) 1/35

Voyager Model PE35857 is an advanced upgrade set designed for the German Bergepanzer Tiger I recovery vehicle model in 1/35 scale (compatible with RMF RM-5008 kit). This professional kit is dedicated to modelers aiming to achieve the highest level of realism while building this iconic World War II vehicle.

• Scale: 1/35
• Intended use: Upgrade set for the RMF RM-5008 plastic model (Bergepanzer Tiger I)
• Manufacturer: Voyager Model
• Category: Photo-etched accessories set for plastic models
• Material: Photo-etched brass sheet, selected elements made of thin metal

The Bergepanzer Tiger I was a German armored recovery vehicle (ARV) based on the Tiger I tank chassis, used by the Wehrmacht during World War II. It played an extremely important role in supporting intensive operations on both the Eastern and Western fronts, enabling the towing of damaged armored vehicles and performing field repairs from 1943 until the end of the war.

Voyager Model PE35857 offers reproduction of numerous technical details impossible to achieve with a standard plastic model, such as detailed tool racks, hatch locks, towing brackets, ventilation grille elements, engine compartment details, complex cable mounting systems, and other functional onboard instrument details. The set includes precisely etched brass parts, ensuring exceptional durability and strength during assembly, as well as thin metal components for the most demanding details.

The set is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who already have experience working with photo-etched accessories. The assembly difficulty is rated 4/5 due to the extraordinary precision and delicacy of the elements.

Voyager Model PE35857 WWII German Bergepanzer Tiger I basic effectively enhances the aesthetic value of your build, allowing you to add authenticity and conformity with historical documentation. It is a particularly recommended choice for military history enthusiasts and perfectionists seeking to create an extremely realistic replica of a vehicle used on World War II fronts.