1/35 Scale WWII German Flak Searchlight & Equipment Trailer Set | High-Detail Resin Model Kit

Enhance your military dioramas with this highly detailed 1/35 scale resin kit depicting a German Army searchlight operator and specialized equipment trailers. This set captures a specialized unit of the German Army in the field, featuring a soldier in full service gear operating a mobile searchlight used for anti-aircraft or signal duties. Each component is expertly cast in professional-grade colorless grey resin, ensuring crisp mechanical details on the trailers and lifelike textures on the German infantry uniform.

Features & Specifications

• Historical Scale: Standard 1/35 scale, designed for seamless compatibility with other German Army airfield or defensive fortification models.

• German Army Personnel: Includes one unpainted German soldier wearing a period-accurate Stahlhelm (steel helmet) and field tunic.

• Specialized German Equipment: Features a masterfully detailed mobile German searchlight unit and a secondary trailer equipped with a heavy-duty cable reel for power supply.

• Mechanical Precision: The kit showcases the intricate wheels, chassis, and adjustment mechanisms characteristic of German Army field equipment.

• Superior Material: Produced using high-definition colorless resin, providing significantly sharper detail than standard plastic kits for serious German Army hobbyists.

• DIY Format: Supplied as an unassembled and unpainted kit, allowing for custom historical painting and realistic weathering.

Modeler’s Guide for Resin Kits

To achieve a professional, museum-quality finish for this specialized German Army kit, please follow these industry-standard preparation steps:

1. Preparation: Gently wash all resin parts in warm, soapy water to remove mold release agents. This ensures your primer bonds correctly to the German Army equipment surfaces.

2. Assembly: Use Cyanoacrylate (Super Glue) for all connections. Standard plastic cement is for polystyrene only and will not bond with high-quality resin materials.

3. Refinement: Use a fine-grit sanding stick or hobby knife to clean up any support marks on the German searchlight lens or trailer wheels for a clean, mechanical look.

4. Safety: When sanding or trimming resin, always work in a well-ventilated area and wear a dust mask to avoid inhaling fine particles.

5. Priming: A high-quality surface primer is essential. It provides the necessary "tooth" for your acrylic or oil paints to grip the smooth, non-porous resin surface.