Modelcollect UA35016 German heavy tank WWII E-75 mit 12.8cm L/55 "Tiger III Ausf.E" in 1/35 scale is a unique plastic model kit representing a conceptual German heavy tank from World War II. This kit allows you to build a vehicle that existed only in designs and documentation, belonging to the serial project "E-Series." The E-75 was intended to be the successor to the legendary Tiger II, equipped with a powerful 12.8 cm L/55 cannon, making it one of the most advanced tanks of the late war period in terms of design.

The Germans developed the E (Entwicklung) series to optimize tank production and simplify logistics during World War II. The E-75 model represents the class of heavy tanks that were to enter service near the end of the conflict. Although not even a prototype was built, historians and modelers consider this vehicle an iconic example of "tanks that could have changed the course of the war." The "Tiger III Ausf.E" variant with its 12.8 cm cannon would have been a formidable opponent for both Allied tanks and fortifications.

This model is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring precise details and good fit of the parts. The kit includes detailed components for the running gear, turret, armor, and a faithfully reproduced powerful barrel. The model does not contain any metal or resin elements, which is an advantage for purist plastic modelers, allowing complete freedom for personal modifications or expansion with aftermarket parts.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for building realistic dioramas or armored vehicle collections
• Historical period: World War II (1944-1945, planned modernization of German armored forces)
• Product type: plastic model kit
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich, hypothetically)
• Kit contents: plastic sprues, assembly instructions
• Recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers – difficulty level: 4/5

Modelcollect UA35016 is a great choice for military modeling enthusiasts and fans of alternative World War II armored vehicles. This model will allow you to expand your collection with a unique "what-if" design. We recommend it to collectors, fans of German armored weapons, and lovers of complex modeling projects.