Eduard 36447 KV-1 1/35 TAMIYA – Photo-Etched Parts for the Soviet Heavy Tank Model

The Eduard 36447 set has been designed for modelers seeking top-quality accessories that enable faithful reproduction of details on the iconic KV-1 heavy tank in 1/35 scale, dedicated to the Tamiya brand model. This product is a set of precisely crafted photo-etched parts, which elevate the realism of your model to a new level, offering extensive possibilities for upgrading a standard plastic kit.

KV-1 is a Soviet heavy tank from the period of World War II, which entered service in 1939. It became one of the icons of the USSR’s armored forces—distinguished especially by its thick armor, which for a long time made it virtually immune to fire from most German anti-tank guns. The KV-1 participated in the most important battles on the Eastern Front, including the siege of Leningrad and the Battle of Kursk. It served from the early 1940s until mid-decade, when it was replaced by more modern designs.

Product Specifications – Eduard 36447:

• Intended use: dedicated for the Tamiya KV-1 plastic model in 1/35 scale
• Material: high-quality stainless steel – photo-etched parts
• Nation of vehicle use: Soviet Union (USSR)
• Period: World War II
• Product category: Photo-etched parts / accessories for plastic models
• Set contents: meshes, small surface details, handles, clamps, tools, visor details, shield components
• Application: for upgrading and enhancing external and internal details of the Tamiya KV-1 model
• No soldering required – can be used with CA-type glue
• Increases the model’s realism and detail, allowing even demanding modelers to achieve a professional finish

The Eduard 36447 set is recommended for experienced modelers as well as enthusiasts wishing to improve their photo-etching technique skills. Achieving the best results requires some basic knowledge of working with small metal parts and precise assembly. The difficulty level is estimated at 4/5—an ideal choice for intermediate and advanced modelers, especially those who wish to turn their KV-1 build into a true work of modeling art.