Takom 2051 Tiran 4 1/35 – Israeli Cold War Era Tank Model

Takom 2051 Tiran 4 1/35 is a highly detailed plastic model kit representing the Israeli medium tank Tiran 4 in the popular 1/35 scale. This model is an excellent choice for advanced military modelers who appreciate faithful reproduction of technical details and realistic depiction of armored warfare history. The Tiran 4 is an Israeli modification of the Soviet T-54A tank. After the Six-Day War, Israel captured large quantities of armor produced in the USSR and gradually implemented its own upgrades, adapting the tanks to its needs during Middle Eastern conflicts.

The Takom 2051 Tiran 4 model is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring precision of details as well as ease of processing and painting. The kit includes clear plastic parts (e.g., periscopes) and photo-etched metal components, allowing for an even greater degree of realism in the finished model. The manufacturer has provided a rich decal sheet with authentic markings used by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). The model features a movable turret and a highly detailed suspension and running gear system.

• Model scale: 1/35
• User country: Israel
• Historical period: Cold War (the model was in use from the late 1960s to the mid-1980s)
• Material: plastic (with photo-etched metal and clear plastic parts)
• Category: plastic model kit
• Optionally – movable parts: turret, barrel, suspension
• Number of parts: over 300 components
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – suitable for intermediate and advanced modelers

The Tiran 4 version was intensively used during numerous Israeli military operations in the Middle East, including the Yom Kippur War in 1973. The upgrades included improved optics, radios, and adaptation of the armament to IDF standards.

Takom 2051 Tiran 4 1/35 is a recommended model for enthusiasts of armored vehicles and collectors of Israeli equipment. The enjoyment of assembly and the wealth of details will satisfy any fan of historical modeling, allowing them to create an authentic replica of a combat vehicle that became part of the history of modern armed conflicts.