We present a unique detail set Panzer Art RE35-390 Dug in German Pz.Kpfw II tank improvised “strong point” (North Africa) in 1/35 scale, which allows any modeler to create an extremely realistic diorama depicting an improvised strong point based on a dug-in hull of a German Pz.Kpfw II tank. This product comes from the renowned brand Panzer Art, specializing in premium modeling accessories known for phenomenal quality and finely crafted resin details.

Historical Accuracy and Purpose

The model represents an interesting element of German defense used during the North African campaign in World War II (years 1941–1943). In the desert regions where every firing position counted, Germans often converted damaged or withdrawn Pz.Kpfw II tanks into improvised strong points by "burying" them up to the turret, thus creating effective firing positions. This concept was effectively used, among others, during the battles around Tobruk and Erwin Rommel’s defensive lines.

Materials and Set Contents

Panzer Art RE35-390 is a resin model made from high-quality materials, ensuring extraordinary detail sharpness that far surpasses standard plastic equivalents. The set includes precise hull and turret components as well as detailed traces of wear and adaptation as a “strong point”. The set does not include paints or glue – it is intended for self-assembly and finishing by the modeler. The possibility of using the set in a diorama lets you recreate a unique historical scene from the North African front.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Germany
• Period: World War II (North African campaign)
• Material: Resin
• Category: Detail set, resin model
• Exceptionally precise detail and authenticity of execution

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

The Panzer Art RE35-390 set is especially recommended for experienced modelers (difficulty level 4/5) who wish to complement their dioramas with an unusual, rarely seen element of German defense from North Africa. The finished model will impress any military history enthusiast and allows for a realistic recreation of an extraordinary scene from the desert battlefields.