Dragon 75016 5cm PaK 38 1/6

Dragon 75016 5cm PaK 38 1/6 – Plastic Model Kit

Dragon 75016 5cm PaK 38 in the remarkable 1/6 scale is a plastic model designed for advanced modelers and collectors interested in military history of World War II. It is a replica of the German PaK 38 anti-tank gun, which was one of the pillars of Wehrmacht defense during intense battles across the European fronts.

Historical Description

The 5cm PaK 38 gun was designed and put into mass production by the German company Rheinmetall from 1940 onwards. It was used extensively by the German army (Germany) during World War II, on all key theaters of operations—from the Balkan Campaign, through North Africa, to the battles on the Eastern Front. Owing to its effectiveness against medium-armored Allied vehicles and its compact construction, the PaK 38 was highly valued by soldiers. Among its most significant achievements was halting numerous Soviet T-34 tanks during the Battle of Moscow in 1941.

Dragon 1/6 Model Features

• Scale: 1/6 – an extremely detailed and impressively sized replica
• Material: high quality plastic (PS)
• Additional elements: kit does not include glue or paints – paints dedicated for plastic models are recommended
• Original user country: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (years 1940–1945)
• Category: plastic model kit
• Model dimensions: finished length approx. 28 cm (depending on carriage setup), width approx. 18 cm
• Licensed details: the model stands out with its precise reproduction of details such as aiming mechanisms, muzzle brake, and realistic tire texture
• Contents: plastic parts on sprues, clear assembly instructions

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

The Dragon 75016 5cm PaK 38 1/6 model is recommended for advanced modelers and all enthusiasts of World War II military technology. Difficulty level: 4 out of 5 – due to the large number of small parts and the high precision required. This model is perfect for complex dioramas or as a collector's display piece.

Choosing the Dragon 75016 5cm PaK 38 1/6 means investing in a model that will perfectly complement any collection and provide satisfaction from building a faithful replica of a historic artillery piece.