Eduard 36135 Flakpanzer I 1/35 Dragon – Photo-etched Parts Set

Eduard 36135 Flakpanzer I 1/35 Dragon is an advanced set of photo-etched details made from the highest quality brass, dedicated to plastic models of the Flakpanzer I vehicle in 1:35 scale produced by Dragon. This product falls into the modeling accessories category known as photo-etched parts, enabling modelers to significantly enhance the realism and detail of their World War II self-propelled anti-aircraft model.

The Flakpanzer I is a German self-propelled anti-aircraft gun built on the chassis of the legendary Panzer I tank, primarily used by the Wehrmacht from 1941 to 1943, the hottest period of World War II. This unique vehicle combined the mobility of a light tank with the power of the German FlaK 38 20 mm anti-aircraft cannon and was mainly used on the Eastern Front during Operation Barbarossa, providing support to armored and infantry units during engagements with Soviet aircraft.

Eduard 36135 is a set consisting of two large photo-etched sheets featuring precisely reproduced small components, such as:

• Gun shields and various types of mounts
• Straps and interior details
• Engine and storage mesh parts
• Very thin brackets, clamps, fittings, and locks
• Small parts enhancing cockpit and external equipment details

The set is intended for modelers seeking the highest possible construction realism, with all parts fitting perfectly to the Dragon Flakpanzer I model in 1:35 scale. Compatibility with this specific manufacturer's kit ensures easy assembly and accurate proportions true to the original.

The photo-etched set introduces a new level of precision to the model, surpassing the possibilities of standard plastic components. It is recommended for advanced modelers and military enthusiasts wishing to recreate the historical Flakpanzer I vehicle with museum-quality attention to detail. Assessed assembly difficulty: 4/5 – experience, precision, and the proper set of tools for handling photo-etched parts are advised.

This accessory set is an investment in historical accuracy and a spectacular final effect, especially recommended for collectors of German World War II vehicles and all 1:35 scale modeling enthusiasts wishing to make their Flakpanzer I model stand out on any diorama or contest display.