E.T. Model E35-108 Russian ASU-85 airborne self-propell gun Fender (For TRUMPETER Kit) 1/35

The E.T. Model E35-108 photo-etched fender set is a precisely crafted aftermarket addition designed for the Trumpeter 1/35 scale ASU-85 model. This product is made by the renowned modeling accessories manufacturer E.T. Model, known for its highest-quality photo-etched parts. The set allows you to significantly enhance the detail level of your replica and accurately recreate the unique details of this Soviet self-propelled gun, which was used by the Airborne Troops.

Historical information about the ASU-85

The ASU-85 is a Soviet self-propelled gun specifically designed for use by airborne units (VDV). Its production started in 1959, and it remained in service until the late 1980s, covering the Cold War period. The vehicle served mainly in the USSR army and was also used by some Warsaw Pact nations. It took part in numerous exercises as well as military operations, such as the 1968 Prague Spring and the war in Afghanistan.

Product Specifications

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: USSR, Cold War era
• Material: high-quality photo-etched brass sheet
• Category: Photo-etched modeling accessories for plastic model kits
• Compatibility: dedicated to Trumpeter ASU-85 (1/35) kits
• Included: a complete set of fenders and mounting details, precisely recreated based on historical documents
• No plastic or resin parts – the entire set is manufactured using photo-etching technology

Product Advantages & Recommendations

E.T. Model E35-108 is an essential addition for any military modeling enthusiast who values faithful representation of even the smallest details. Thanks to advanced photo-etching technology, ultra-thin and realistic fenders can be achieved—impossible to replicate in plastic. The product is especially recommended for experienced modelers who want to take their ASU-85 kit to the highest level of realism.

We rate the assembly difficulty at 4/5 – correct assembly and installation require precision, the use of proper modeling tools, and prior experience with photo-etched components.