Fine Molds MG64 Photo Etched Parts Set for IJA Type97 Medium Tank series 1/35

Fine Molds MG64 Photo Etched Parts Set for IJA Type97 Medium Tank series 1/35

The Fine Molds MG64 Photo Etched Parts Set is a high-quality accessory designed for models of the Japanese medium tank IJA Type 97 Chi-Ha in the popular 1/35 scale. Fine Molds, a renowned Japanese manufacturer, offers this set as an advanced addition to plastic model kits, enabling the recreation of even the finest details characteristic of historic armored vehicles used by the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II.

The Type 97 Chi-Ha tank was one of the most important Japanese armored vehicles from 1938 to 1945, i.e., during World War II. It took part in operations in the Far East—including the Pacific theater, China, and Southeast Asia. It has been preserved as a symbol of Japanese armored forces of that era, and its design was utilized and modified until the end of the war.

The Fine Molds MG64 set is made from the highest quality thin metal sheet using photo etching technology. This results in unparalleled precision and sharpness of detail, impossible to achieve with standard plastic parts. The set includes:

• Shields and ventilation grilles designed according to the original
• Small external details, including handles, locks, and hinges
• Tool and equipment attachment elements for the vehicle
• Detailed interior parts (if present in the base model kit)

Fine Molds MG64 belongs to the photo etched add-on sets for plastic models category, and is an excellent extension for any modeler seeking to achieve an exceptional level of realism. The installation of photo etched parts requires skill and specialized tools, so we recommend this product for advanced and experienced modelers passionate about historical armored technology and vehicle reconstruction from the World War II era. This product is ideal for model enhancement and preparation for modeling contests.

Assembly difficulty level: 4/5. We recommend this set to modeling enthusiasts who wish to overcome the limitations of standard kits and give their work a unique character.