I Love Kit 63523 German Rhm.-Borsig Waffentrager 1/35 – plastic scale model kit

I Love Kit 63523 German Rhm.-Borsig Waffentrager in 1/35 scale is a high-quality plastic model of an armored artillery vehicle, designed for advanced historical modelers. This kit faithfully reproduces the German Rhm.-Borsig Waffentrager – an experimental tank destroyer developed during World War II by the Third Reich.

Historical background and vehicle usage

The German Rheinmetall-Borsig Waffentrager was a prototype from the final stage of World War II, representing an innovative approach to creating light, inexpensive, and highly mobile tank destroyers. The vehicle was characterized by an open turret and a rail frame construction, allowing for quick re-arming. The Waffentrager (literally "weapon carrier") was tested by German forces, but never went into mass production – only prototypes were built, which were used at the end of the war, including within the territory of the Third Reich.

• Model scale: 1/35 – perfect for World War II dioramas
• Country of use: Germany – Third Reich
• Historical period: World War II (1944-1945)
• Model length after assembly: 232.7 mm
• Width: 86.8 mm
• Number of parts: over 970 plastic parts
• Manufacturing technique: model made from high-quality plastic, includes one photo-etched parts sheet
• Number of sprues: 37, plus upper and lower hull and tracks
• Special extras: 276 individual track links, photo-etched details (e.g., fine mesh, equipment components)
• Does not include: glue or paints
• Set release date: April 2021

Product category

This is a plastic model kit classified among advanced World War II armored vehicle sets. Ideal for expanded collections and professional military dioramas.

Why choose this kit?

The I Love Kit 63523 German Rhm.-Borsig Waffentrager 1/35 set is especially recommended for experienced modelers seeking a highly detailed, rarely seen historical vehicle. Superior detailing, the inclusion of photo-etched parts, and complex construction allow for the creation of a unique display piece. The kit is a great challenge, and its limited market availability makes it a real treat for fans of German wartime technology.

Assembly difficulty level: 4/5 – demanding, particularly recommended for those with experience in armored vehicle modeling.