Dragon 6798 M6 Heavy Tank (1/35) – plastic model of an American heavy tank from World War II

Dragon 6798 M6 Heavy Tank in 1/35 scale is a unique offering for enthusiasts of military history and modelers of armored vehicles from the World War II era. This model accurately reproduces the American M6 heavy tank, which was developed in response to the U.S. Army’s need for heavier armament during the global conflict. The M6 tank, designed by the United States, was a prototype vehicle and never entered mass production—only a few dozen units were manufactured, primarily serving in testing and crew training. Although it did not participate directly in combat operations, it represents a fascinating chapter in the development of American armored weaponry of that period.

The Dragon 6798 model stands out for its high-precision construction from premium quality plastic. Thanks to modern molding technology, it features maximally faithful structural details such as ventilation grilles, running gear, hull and turret components, and finely reproduced armament parts. The sprues are produced with attention to proper proportions and characteristic details, and the surfaces are perfectly prepared for painting and applying detailed markings.

• scale: 1/35
• manufacturer: Dragon
• country: United States
• era: World War II
• material: high-quality plastic
• set does not include glue and paints – available separately
• detailed decals and painting options for historical M6 prototypes

The Dragon 6798 M6 Heavy Tank is a plastic assembly model kit, especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who expect the highest quality details and authentic reproduction of actual combat vehicles. The difficulty level of the kit is rated at 4/5—it requires patience and precision, as well as experience working with military models in this scale.

This model is an excellent choice for both collectors of World War II tank models and enthusiasts of American armored equipment. When assembled, it makes an outstanding display piece and a valuable addition to a historical diorama.