FlaK 30/38 with Trailer Sd. Ah. 51 Scale 1:72 Metallic Details MDR7276

Metallic Details MDR7276 is a 3D Printed Set to build one 20 mm FlaK 30/38 with trailer Sd. Ah. 51 in 1/72. It is intended for diorama and ground-equipment scenes where a compact towed gun and trailer add a clear focal point and scale reference.

Unique angle: a towed setup gives you two distinct shapes—gun and trailer—so you can create a “working area” on a small base without adding many separate accessories. The trailer also helps with composition by extending the footprint and creating a natural direction line.

The 2 cm FlaK 30/38 refers to a family of 20 mm automatic anti-aircraft guns. This set provides a model representation for display scenes; final layout and surrounding items are project-dependent.

For modelers: plan the pose early—gun/trailer alignment and tow position affect the whole base. Dry-fit the main assemblies first, then add smaller parts after priming to protect thin edges. Paint sub-assemblies separately (gun, trailer, wheels) and bring them together at the end to keep contact points clean.

• Subject: 20 mm FlaK 30/38 with trailer Sd. Ah. 51 (build 1)
• Variant / Family: FlaK 30/38 family (presentation and layout project-dependent)
• Scale: 1/72 (also written as 1:72)
• Product type: 3D Printed Set
• Type of equipment: Diorama
• Recommended kit: universal (1/72 dioramas and ground scenes)
• Service / Subject country: period ground equipment subjects, option-dependent
• Manufacturer: Metallic Details
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: 3D-printed resin
• SKU: MDR7276

This item is part of Metallic Details and belongs to Aftermarket and Arms and Weapons. For scene building, see Diorama and Armor, plus matching figures in Figures 1/72.

FAQ

How many models does the set build?

The set contains parts to build one model of the FlaK 30/38 with trailer Sd. Ah. 51.

Is this intended for a specific kit brand?

No. It is listed as universal and can be used as a standalone diorama element in 1/72.

What is a practical assembly order?

Build and align the main gun and trailer structures first, then add smaller details after priming. Painting the gun and trailer as separate sub-assemblies helps keep edges and contact points clean.