Eduard 36142 M-7 Mid production interior 1/35 Dragon – Photo-etched Details for Interior Enhancement

Eduard 36142 M-7 Mid production interior is an exceptional set of photo-etched parts created with modelers in mind who are building the M7 Priest self-propelled gun model, Mid Production version, by Dragon in 1:35 scale. This product is the perfect solution for enthusiasts seeking to significantly improve the quality and level of detail of their model's interior, achieving an effect close to professional dioramas or competition displays. The set includes two precisely manufactured photo-etched frets, allowing for accurate reproduction of details that are difficult to achieve with a standard plastic kit.

• Scale: 1/35 – dedicated to Dragon M7 Priest "Mid Production" plastic models.
• Country of original use: United States and Allied armies.
• Historical period: World War II – the M7 Priest was widely used on all fronts of the conflict from 1942 onwards, including in the Italian campaign and the Normandy landings.
• Material: precision photo-etched metal (stainless steel or brass), ensuring durability and preservation of details during assembly.
• Contents: 2 photo-etched sheets, expanding the standard model equipment with elements such as console details, handles, panels, straps, ammo box details, and radio equipment.
• Category: photo-etched parts – modeling accessories for 1/35 scale plastic models.
• The set does not include the base model. Intended exclusively for upgrading the Dragon M7 model.

Recommendation: The Eduard 36142 set is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level 4/5) who are looking for a way to make their work stand out. The photo-etched parts require precision when cutting and assembling, so we recommend them for those experienced in working with photo-etch.

If you want the interior of your M7 Priest to resemble a replica of the historical vehicle – both in terms of dashboard details, radio equipment, and crew fittings – this set is the ideal choice. It allows you to depict the vehicle at any stage of its service during World War II. It is a perfect addition to dioramas, professional presentations, and collections!