CMK T35023 Skoda LT vz.35 1/35

CMK T35023 Skoda LT vz.35 1/35 - Plastic Model Kit

The CMK T35023 Skoda LT vz.35 model in 1/35 scale is a remarkably accurate plastic kit designed for enthusiasts of armored vehicles from World War II. This model represents the Czechoslovak light tank LT vz.35, which, after the annexation of Czechoslovakia by Germany, was also widely used by the Wehrmacht under the name Panzerkampfwagen 35(t). The kit does not include glue or paint, allowing for complete customization during the assembly and painting process.

The LT vz.35 was the primary light tank produced by Škoda and ČKD factories from 1936 for the Czechoslovak army. It stood out for its innovative suspension design and relatively strong armament compared to other contemporary light tank designs. After the German occupation, nearly 250 units were captured by the Wehrmacht, where they were used during the September campaign in Poland (1939), the attack on France (1940), and even in the early phase of Operation Barbarossa on the Eastern Front. Its operational use was mainly from 1936 to 1942, covering both the pre-war and World War II periods.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for building dioramas and armored vehicle collections
• Country of origin and use: Czechoslovakia, Germany (Wehrmacht)
• Historical period: interwar period and World War II
• Material: high-quality plastic – ensures precise details and ease of processing
• Category: plastic model kit

The CMK T35023 kit is recommended both for experienced modelers and intermediate enthusiasts of armored vehicles. The detailed design and rendering of hull and turret elements allow for realistic painting effects and signs of use. The model provides an excellent base for resin upgrades and photo-etched accessories (these are not included in the kit, allowing for any aftermarket choices).

Due to the high number of parts and precise details, the suggested difficulty level is 3/5. We recommend this model for hobbyists looking to develop their skills and those interested in World War II armored vehicles. It is a must-have for collectors of Central European armored equipment and military history enthusiasts.