E.T. Model E35-102 WWII German KING TIGER (Henschel Turret) (For DRAGON Kit) 1/35

The E.T. Model E35-102 WWII German KING TIGER (Henschel Turret) (For DRAGON Kit) in 1:35 scale is an advanced photo-etched detail set designed for the highly detailed reproduction of the German heavy tank Pz.Kpfw. Tiger Ausf. B, known as the Königstiger with the Henschel turret. This set is dedicated to Dragon model kits, one of the most renowned brands in the military modeling market.

The Königstiger was used by the German army during World War II, appearing on the front lines for the first time in 1944. This tank was distinguished by its exceptional armor protection and powerful armament—the 88 mm Kw.K. 43 gun—as well as the typical Henschel turret of later production series. Its most famous combat use included, among others, the battles in Normandy, the Ardennes, and on the Eastern Front in the final years of the war.

• Set scale: 1/35
• User country: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1944-1945)
• Material: photo-etched brass sheet
• Compatibility: exclusively for DRAGON Tiger II (Henschel Turret) kits
• Category: photo-etched add-on set for plastic models

The product includes numerous components for upgrading the external parts of the hull, turret, side skirts, handle details, ventilation grilles, fenders, and other precision details that cannot be authentically replicated using standard plastic injection technology. The photo-etched parts in the set feature high quality, thinness and precision, which greatly increase the realism of your finished model.

Construction difficulty level: 4/5 – The set is intended for intermediate and advanced modelers who already have experience working with metal parts and photo-etched kits. The precision and small details may be a challenge for those at the beginning of their modeling journey.

We recommend this product to all who wish to enhance the realism of their dioramas and models, achieving a museum-quality effect. It is the ideal choice for military history enthusiasts, collectors, and model reconstructionists of World War II tanks.