Eduard 36350 M4A3E8 ITALERI 1/35 – Photo-Etched Parts for 1:35 Scale Plastic Model

Eduard 36350 photo-etched parts are intended for enhancing the M4A3E8 "Easy Eight" model produced by Italeri in 1:35 scale. This accessory is a high-quality set of details for self-assembly, made from precisely crafted brass sheet. The product significantly increases the realism of the model, allowing for the improvement of details such as handles, meshes, clamps, equipment elements, and small subassemblies that are simplified or entirely omitted in the base plastic kit.

The titular M4A3E8 “Easy Eight” is the famous version of the Sherman tank, whose improvements included the HVSS (Horizontal Volute Spring Suspension) and wider tracks. It was mainly used by the United States Army in the final phase of World War II and during the Korean War. It was particularly known for its combat in Europe in 1944–1945, as well as in various conflicts during the postwar period.

• Scale: 1:35
• Original country of use: United States
• Period of use: World War II, Korean War
• Intended use: Detailing the Italeri M4A3E8 plastic model
• Material: Photo-etched brass sheet
• Add-ons: Elements for the vehicle's interior and exterior, photo-etched details, handles, meshes, tools
• Category: Modelling accessories, photo-etched parts
• Manufacturer: Eduard, a recognized leader among model accessories producers
• The set does not include the plastic model – it must be purchased separately

The Eduard 36350 set is dedicated mainly to experienced modelers and historical armored vehicle enthusiasts who wish to highlight even the smallest details on their model. We recommend it to those with experience in working with photo-etched parts, using tools for precise processing and gluing of metal details. The build difficulty is rated 4 out of 5 – experience and patience are required, but the end result is a significant increase in the realism of the Italeri M4A3E8 model.

Eduard 36350 is an indispensable accessory for anyone who expects above-average quality and authenticity when reproducing the famous "Easy Eight" tank in a collection of historical models.