Dragon Models Plastic Model Kit

Sd.Kfz.251/9 Ausf.D Mit 7.5cm Kanone 37 (1/35)

This 1/35 scale kit from Dragon Models represents the Sd.Kfz.251/9 Ausf.D, a support variant of the widely used German half-track equipped with a 7.5cm Kanone 37 gun. Designed to provide mobile fire support to mechanised infantry units, this vehicle combined mobility with increased firepower. As part of the 1/35 vehicle range, it offers a highly detailed subject suitable for advanced modelling and diorama work.

The model features a precisely rendered main gun, including a full breech, mount, and an aluminium barrel with internal rifling for added realism. The fighting compartment is fully detailed, showcasing the layout of equipment, seating, and storage within the vehicle. The kit also includes high-quality moulded components alongside photo-etched parts and 3D-printed elements, enhancing the overall level of detail throughout the build.

Track assembly is simplified with the inclusion of Ez-Track, allowing for easier construction while maintaining a realistic appearance. A bonus set of early-type individual track links is also provided, offering additional flexibility. Features such as opening rear doors, detailed suspension, and accurately represented interior elements make this a comprehensive and detailed kit.

• 1/35 scale plastic model kit of Sd.Kfz.251/9 Ausf.D
• Equipped with detailed 7.5cm Kanone 37 gun
• Aluminium barrel with internal rifling
• 3D-printed gun mount and front armour parts
• Photo-etched gun shield and detail components
• Ez-Track system plus bonus individual track links
• Fully detailed interior and driver’s compartment
• Opening rear doors and detailed suspension

The Sd.Kfz.251 series was one of the most versatile armoured vehicles used by German forces during WWII, with numerous variants adapted for different battlefield roles. The /9 version, sometimes referred to as the “Stummel”, was developed to provide direct fire support using a short-barrelled 75mm gun. This allowed infantry units to engage fortified positions and light armour more effectively. Widely used in the later stages of the war, the Sd.Kfz.251/9 highlights how existing vehicle platforms were adapted to meet changing tactical needs. This model reflects that evolution, offering a detailed representation of a key support vehicle from the period.