Tamiya 35233 1/35 German Flakpanzer IV Wirbelwind Collector Edition  [35233]

Tamiya 35233 - 1/35 German Flakpanzer IV Wirbelwind WWII
Price:
£14.81
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
35233
GTIN:
4950344997022
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Historical Model Brief for the Flakpanzer IV Wirbelwind

The Flakpanzer IV Wirbelwind was an expedient anti-aircraft solution built on the Panzer IV hull, fitted with a rotating turret carrying four 20mm Flak guns to counter low altitude threats. Tamiya's 1/35 kit aims to reflect the vehicle's main features for accurate scale modelling.

Entered service in 1944, the Wirbelwind combined crew ergonomics within a compact turret and modest armour protection, relying on rate of fire and ammunition capacity to fulfil its defensive role. The scale kit preserves these aspects and gives modellers a platform for precise finishing and correct markings.

  • Scale: 1/35
  • Material: Plastic
  • Assembly Type: Static model kit
  • Details: Rotating turret, multi-gun mount

Does the Tamiya 35233 kit include marking options?

The kit provides decal placement guidance and the parts required to represent the basic vehicle; many modellers refer to period photos for unit-specific markings and camouflage variants.

How long does a typical build take?

Build time varies with experience and finishing choices; a careful build with painting and weathering can take several evenings to a few weekends depending on detail work.

Are there upgrade options for finer detail?

Aftermarket parts and photo-etch sets exist for many 1/35 subjects; check specialist suppliers if you want extra finesse on items like grills, handles and gun detailing.

Is the kit appropriate for beginners?

While possible for a determined beginner, the kit is best tackled by those with some experience in careful assembly and painting due to the small parts and detailed finishing expected at 1/35 scale.

What paints are recommended for an accurate finish?

Use historically matched acrylic or enamel paints and refer to reference material for correct shades; primer and thin layers of paint improve adhesion and detail preservation.

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