Eduard 36488 T-70B ZVEZDA 1/35 – Photo-Etched Set

Discover the exceptional Eduard 36488 photo-etched set designed for the T-70B model in 1/35 scale by Zvezda. This advanced set has been carefully crafted for modelers who wish to significantly enhance the realism and detailing of their Soviet light tank model from the Second World War.

• Scale: 1/35
• Fits: Zvezda T-70B
• Material: Photo-etched brass sheets
• Vehicle country of origin: USSR
• Historical period: Second World War (T-70 production: 1942–1943, service: from 1942 to the end of the war)
• Category: Photo-etched set, accessories for plastic scale models
• Assembly difficulty: 4/5 – for intermediate and advanced modelers

The T-70B light tank was a key part of Soviet armored forces between 1942–1945. It took part in numerous Eastern Front operations, including the Battle of Kursk and the liberation of Berlin. Although it was technically simple, it was notable for its maneuverability and was widely used for reconnaissance and infantry support.

The Eduard 36488 set contains the most comprehensive range of details available on the market for this model:

• Photo-etched sheets allow for the replication of the finest details – locks, handles, ventilation grilles, tool mounts, headlamp and engine cover details.
• Thanks to precise components, it is possible to greatly increase the realism of any individual model.
• The components are true to the original and made according to historical vehicle blueprints.
• The set includes detailed assembly instructions to support even less experienced modelers.

We definitely recommend this product to all enthusiasts of Second World War armored vehicles and to modelers who appreciate faithful reproduction of details in their work. Thanks to the high-quality photo-etched parts from Eduard, your T-70B model will gain exceptional depth and realism that are hard to achieve with plastic parts alone.

This set is especially aimed at intermediate and advanced modelers who want to take their modeling craft to the next level and are not afraid to work with precise, small metal parts.