Voyager Model PE35505 WWII German E-50 Tank for TRUMPETER 01536 1/35 – Detail-up Set for Tank Model

The Voyager Model PE35505 WWII German E-50 Tank detail-up set is a high-quality product designed for the E-50 tank model (TRUMPETER 01536) in the popular 1/35 scale. It is intended for advanced modelers who wish to fully capture the realism and historical accuracy of the late World War II German armored vehicle.

Historical Information

The E-50 tank was a German project from the so-called “E-series tanks” (Entwicklung), developed towards the end of World War II. It was intended as a universal platform for a new type of medium tank, a successor to the Panzer V Panther and Panzer VI Tiger. Although the E-50 never entered serial production and did not take part in World War II combat, the project became one of the most recognizable hypothetical German vehicles of the era, extremely intriguing for enthusiasts of armored warfare history from 1939-1945.

Features and Set Contents

• Scale: 1/35, dedicated to the Trumpeter 01536 model
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II, end of the conflict
• Category: photo-etched set (PE)
• Material: Precisely made photo-etched brass sheets, additional resin parts, and optional metal details
• Included in set: a complete range of photo-etched parts for enhancing the E-50 model, detailed accessories for surface detailing, protective meshes, handles, suspension components, and external equipment parts
• Purpose: Enhancement kit for Trumpeter 1/35 plastic model – allows achieving a maximally realistic final effect

Who is this set recommended for?

The Voyager Model PE35505 set is especially recommended for experienced modelers seeking the highest quality finish and realism faithful to the historical original. The set allows you to add details unattainable with standard plastic parts, turning your model into an excellent exhibit both on a collector’s shelf and at model exhibitions.

Build Difficulty Level

Difficulty level: 5/5

The precise assembly of photo-etched parts requires skill, patience, and the right tools. Ideal for advanced modelers; not recommended for beginners.