Dragon 6750 T28 Super Heavy Tank (1/35) – Plastic Model Kit

The Dragon 6750 model represents the legendary American T28 Super Heavy Tank in the popular 1/35 scale. It is a precisely made plastic kit for self-assembly, aimed at experienced modelers as well as enthusiasts of World War II military history and unique armored designs.

Vehicle History

The T28 Super Heavy Tank, also known as the 105 mm Gun Motor Carriage T95, was designed in the United States at the end of World War II. Its main purpose was to break through German fortifications, particularly the Siegfried Line. It was characterized by its extraordinary weight—up to 95 tons—as well as massive armor up to 305 mm thick and a 105 mm caliber gun. Although four prototypes were designed, none entered active combat service. The tank was one of the heaviest armored vehicles of its time and is an interesting example of Allied engineering at the end of World War II and the early post-war period (1945–1947).

Model Features

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for collectors who value detailed representation.
• Country of origin: United States of America.
• Material: high-quality plastic ensuring assembly precision.
• Modeling extras: Photo-etched parts, clear elements, and finishing details typical of Dragon kits.
• Category: Advanced plastic model kit.
• Recommended age: 14 and up.
• Historical period: World War II / post-war period.

Why choose this model?

The Dragon 6750 T28 Super Heavy Tank (1/35) is an excellent choice for military enthusiasts and modelers looking to add one of the heaviest American experimental vehicles to their collection. Thanks to its large number of detailed components, the model is perfect as an advanced modeling project, allowing you to develop weathering techniques, camouflage painting, and diorama construction. The medium to high difficulty level (4/5) makes it a suitable choice for modelers with experience working with more complex kits.

We recommend the Dragon 6750 model to all fans of unique armored vehicles and advanced 1/35 scale model collectors.