Modelcollect UA72093 Germany WWII V1 Missile Launcher with E75 body (1/72)

Modelcollect UA72093 Germany WWII V1 Missile Launcher with E75 body (1/72) is an advanced plastic model kit for assembly, showcasing a unique design of the German V1 missile launcher mounted on the chassis of the super-heavy E-75 tank. The model has been developed in the popular 1:72 scale, providing an excellent balance between detail and a compact display size.

This model uniquely combines two legends of German engineering from the World War II era – the V1 flying bomb, the world's first operational cruise missile, used extensively by the Third Reich, and the E-75, a concept vehicle from the series of Entwicklung super-heavy tanks. In reality, E-75 vehicles were never built and existed only as plans, making this product a “what-if” vehicle, suitable for alternative history settings and hypothetical scenarios set in the late 1940s.

• Model scale: 1/72
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II (1944-1945, "paper" vehicle)
• Material: high-quality plastic – precise parts, detailed surface features
• Category: plastic model kit
• Set contents: sprues with assembly parts, decals, clear assembly instructions. Does not include glue or paints.

The V1 launcher was used by the Germans primarily to attack targets in London and Antwerp – in reality it was transported by rail or towed, and this Modelcollect kit presents the vision of mounting it on the advanced E-75 tank chassis, representing a custom technological development. This combination provides an excellent base for modelers interested in alternate history, German engineering, and "what-if" projects.

Difficulty level 3/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers. The kit is perfect for elaborate dioramas or collections of "paper" and fantasy-historical vehicles. Modelcollect’s attention to detail ensures intricate features even in 1/72 scale. We recommend it to armored vehicle collectors, alternate history enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates realism in miniature layouts.