E.T. Model E72-035 WWII Soviet T-34/85 For DRAGON 1/72 – Photo-Etched Parts Set

The E.T. Model E72-035 WWII Soviet T-34/85 set is an advanced photo-etched detail kit designed for the Dragon 1/72 scale Soviet T-34/85 tank model. This product is dedicated to modelers who wish to significantly enhance the level of detail and realism of their model by using solutions employed in professional scale modeling.

Purpose and Compatibility

• Scale: 1/72
• Dedicated for the Dragon T-34/85 model
• Category: Photo-etched parts for plastic models

Specification and Set Contents

The set includes high-quality, brass photo-etched parts, allowing for the recreation of extremely fine and complex details that are impossible to replicate using standard plastic injection molding techniques. Included are such details as handles, covers, detailed meshes, brackets, armor plate details, and parts for the tank’s external equipment.

A Brief History of the T-34/85

The T-34/85 is an upgraded version of the famous Soviet medium tank T-34, featuring a more powerful 85 mm gun. Production started in 1944, and the tank was widely used during World War II on all fronts where the Red Army fought against German forces. After the war, the T-34/85 was also used by Soviet satellite countries and in various local conflicts up until the 1980s.

Material and Benefits

• Material: Brass photo-etched sheets
• High precision reproduction of details
• Durability and strength of the parts
• Enhanced realism of the model

Recommendation

The E.T. Model E72-035 set is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers aiming for the highest possible realism in reproducing historical models. It is an excellent way to elevate the quality of your model’s presentation at competitions or in your home collection. The assembly difficulty is rated at 4/5 – it requires precision, experience working with small parts, and skill in using cyanoacrylate glue.

This product is a perfect addition to the base model, allowing your project to stand out, especially for enthusiasts of Soviet vehicles from World War II.