Eduard 36180 152mm ShkH vz.77 DANA exterior 1/35 Hobby Boss

Eduard 36180 is a high-quality set of photo-etched parts designed for detailed finishing of the 152mm self-propelled howitzer model ShkH vz.77 DANA in 1/35 scale. This dedicated set of exterior details is designed specifically for the Hobby Boss kit and is an indispensable addition for modelers who value realism and precision in recreating historic military vehicles.

Features of the Eduard 36180 Set

• Scale: 1/35
• Intended for: Hobby Boss plastic model – 152mm ShkH vz.77 DANA
• Category: photo-etched parts for enhancing plastic models
• Material: high-quality brass photo-etched sheet
• Components: armor plates, cover details, handles, ladder elements, exterior vehicle accessories
• Manufacturer: Eduard (Czech Republic)

Historical Information – ShkH vz.77 DANA

The ShkH vz.77 DANA is a Czechoslovak 152mm self-propelled howitzer, developed in the 1970s and introduced into service in 1981. It was widely used by the armed forces of Czechoslovakia, and later by the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and several other Central and Eastern European countries. DANA gained particular recognition during conflicts in Eastern Europe in the Cold War era and is still in use today, including by Ukraine. Known for its unique 8x8 wheeled chassis and high battlefield mobility, DANA was a modern artillery solution of its era.

Advantages and Recommendations

Eduard 36180 is intended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty 4/5) who want to equip their model with realistic details impossible to achieve with the basic kit alone. The photo-etched sheets allow for precise recreation of external vehicle parts – from handles to armor details, mesh, and other elements requiring finesse. This product is especially recommended for demanding modelers who appreciate a high level of realism and historical accuracy. The set includes a clear step-by-step assembly instruction.

Enhance your 152mm DANA model with precise details thanks to the Eduard 36180 set – guaranteed excellent visual results and satisfaction from working on a historical model!