Dragon 6825 T95 Super Heavy Tank 1/35 – Plastic Model of a Super Heavy Tank

Introducing the Dragon 6825 T95 Super Heavy Tank 1/35 model kit, which replicates one of the most extraordinary armored projects of the 20th century. This plastic model in 1:35 scale is produced by the renowned Dragon company, known for its precise attention to detail and high-quality materials.

Historical Information

The T95 tank, also known as the Gun Motor Carriage T28, was an experimental super-heavy armored vehicle developed by the United States at the end of World War II. It was designed to break through heavily fortified German defensive lines, such as the Siegfried Line. Equipped with a powerful 105 mm gun and extremely thick armor (up to 305 mm), the T95 was a unique example of a design that far exceeded the weight of standard tanks of its era. Only a few prototypes were made, which took part in field tests after the war ended. These tanks never entered active combat use, but their design became an inspiration for armored vehicle designers during the Cold War period.

Technical Details of the Dragon 6825 Model

• Scale: 1:35
• Country of vehicle origin: United States
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene)
• Set components: model kit for assembly, photo-etched metal details, individually manufactured segment tracks, clear assembly instructions
• Additions: decal sheet enabling faithful reproduction of vehicle details
• Product category: plastic model kit
• Build difficulty level: 4/5 (recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers)

Why choose Dragon 6825 T95 Super Heavy Tank 1/35?

We recommend this model to military history enthusiasts, collectors, and all modelers interested in unique and experimental armored vehicle designs. Thanks to the wealth of details, realistic surfaces, and presence of photo-etched parts, you will achieve a display-quality finished effect. It is also an excellent choice for those looking for unusual subjects for their collection. We especially recommend this product for those with some experience in model building.