T-Rex Studio TR35025 Light Guard for WWII US AFV 1/35

T-Rex Studio TR35025 Light Guard for WWII US AFV 1/35

T-Rex Studio TR35025 Light Guard for WWII US AFV 1/35 is a high-quality upgrade set dedicated to models of American armored vehicles from World War II in 1/35 scale. This specialized kit is manufactured using 3D printing technology from the latest generation of modeling resin, which ensures not only exceptional detail precision but also durability and ease of assembly compared to photo-etched or injection-molded parts.

Light guards were commonly used on American tanks, half-tracks, and reconnaissance vehicles—including the famous M4 Sherman, M3 Stuart tanks, and M3 Half-track personnel carriers. These guards protected headlights from damage when driving over rough terrain in Western Europe, Italy, the Pacific, or North Africa, increasing the chances of keeping the vehicle operational in combat conditions.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: USA
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Manufacturing material: high-quality resin – 3D printed
• Set designed to upgrade plastic models from many manufacturers (e.g., Tamiya, Dragon, Academy, Italeri)
• Rich in details – ideal reproduction of the original shapes and proportions of the light guards

This product belongs to the plastic model accessories category (resin 3D print upgrade parts). Thanks to the innovative 3D printing technology, these models feature ultra-thin, precise bars and gaps that look very realistic even at such a small scale. It's an excellent choice for advanced and intermediate modelers who wish to significantly enhance the authenticity of their historic models and display US Army vehicles in the most authentic version.

Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – the accessories require a basic knowledge of resin component assembly techniques and precise gluing, making them also ideal for those wanting to start their adventure with upgrading plastic models.

We recommend this product to all enthusiasts of historical modeling and World War II dioramas. It’s a small but very impressive detail that significantly increases the realism of the model and is an excellent addition to any collection of American vehicles from the 1940s.