E.T. Model P35-246 WWII German 88mm KwK/Pak Muzzle Brake (Type.3) 1/35

E.T. Model P35-246 WWII German 88mm KwK/Pak Muzzle Brake (Type.3) 1/35 is a precision aftermarket accessory kit for 1/35 scale models, designed for advanced modelers who appreciate the perfection of historically accurate details. This product is made from top-quality resin using advanced 3D printing technology, ensuring exceptional detail and excellent surface quality.

The set represents a Type 3 muzzle brake for German 88mm KwK/Pak guns from World War II. The 88mm gun was one of the most recognizable and effective field and anti-tank guns used by the Wehrmacht. It was mounted on many famous combat vehicles, such as the Tiger I (PzKpfw VI Ausf. E) and self-propelled anti-tank guns like the Jagdpanther. It was also used as Pak 43 and Flak 36/37 guns in combat on all fronts during World War II (1939–1945).

The Type 3 muzzle brake is a distinctive component that improves stability and recoil management when firing, becoming an indispensable part of these guns in the final stages of the war. Adding this highly realistic accessory will give your model an authentic appearance, consistent with the historical reality of WWII.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of origin: Germany (Third Reich)
• Years of use: 1939–1945, World War II period
• Material: high-quality resin, 3D printed
• Category: resin model created using 3D printing technology (modeling accessory)
• Ideal for adding extra detail to tank models, self-propelled guns, and anti-tank cannons with the 88mm gun
• Recommended for advanced modelers passionate about military modeling and historical dioramas
• Assembly difficulty: 3/5 – requires precise fitting and painting

I highly recommend this product to all modelers who want to take their Tiger I tank or any other German vehicle with the 88mm gun to the next level. Thanks to the fantastic quality of detail and historical accuracy, E.T. Model P35-246 WWII German 88mm KwK/Pak Muzzle Brake (Type.3) 1/35 enables the creation of models with above-average realism, meeting the expectations of even the most demanding collectors.