Voyager Model FE35021 Modern Russian T-14 Armata MBT Grills Set 1/35 – Detailing Set for the Russian T-14 Armata Tank Model

Voyager Model FE35021 is a specialist detailing set consisting of photo-etched parts for the T-14 Armata tank in 1/35 scale. It is designed for modelers who want to enhance the realism of their models of the latest Russian main battle tank. The kit includes precisely made metal grilles—engine ventilation grilles, covers, and protective meshes—which replace or significantly improve the parts from the standard plastic kit. These components provide exceptional detail reproduction, making the tank look authentic even in macro photography or during model competitions.

The T-14 Armata is a modern Russian main battle tank that officially debuted during the Victory Day Parade in Moscow in 2015. This tank represents the latest achievements of Russian engineering in the fields of armor and combat systems and is one of the most technologically advanced armored vehicles in the world. As a contemporary vehicle, the Armata is used by Russia mainly for trials and presentations, and serial production began after 2015.

• Scale: 1/35 – fits most popular plastic and resin models of this tank
• Country: Russia
• Historical Period: modern times (post-2015)
• Material: photo-etched metal sheet – very thin, detailed, and precise
• Compatibility: ideal for models from manufacturers such as Trumpeter or Zvezda (T-14 Armata)
• Additions: the set may include optional bolts or other details to aid assembly

Product category: detailing set for plastic model kits. This set is not a standalone model, but an accessory that significantly raises the level of detail. It is intended for intermediate and advanced modelers who want their T-14 to stand out with exceptional realism.

We recommend this product primarily to ambitious 1/35 scale plastic tank modelers, modern tank collectors, and anyone participating in modeling competitions. The high quality of the photo-etched parts will also satisfy the most demanding armored vehicle modeling enthusiasts.

Assembly difficulty level: 4/5 – requires experience in working with photo-etched parts and precise modeling tools.