Eduard 36340 T-14 Armata 1/35 TAKOM – Photo-Etched Set for Main Battle Tank Model

Eduard 36340 is a high-quality set of photo-etched parts dedicated to the 1/35 scale T-14 Armata model by Takom. This product is an excellent extension of the plastic model, allowing for the faithful recreation of details of the modern Russian main battle tank. Thanks to the precise additions, every modeler can give their model unparalleled realism and elevate the level of detail to museum standards.

Product Features:

• Scale: 1/35 – set compatible with the TAKOM 2029 T-14 Armata model.
• Category: Modeling accessories – photo-etched set for plastic models.
• Material: Parts made from thin, corrosion-resistant brass sheet, precisely cut by photo-etching technology.
• Set Inclusions: Reactive armor plates, ventilation grilles, handles, mesh and exterior detail parts, fine details not achievable with injection molding technology.
• Difficulty Level: 4/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers, requires precision, experience with photo-etched parts, and the use of CA glue.

Historical Context of the T-14 Armata:

The T-14 Armata is a new generation main battle tank developed in Russia. It was first publicly presented in 2015 during the Victory Day parade in Moscow. The T-14 tank is distinguished by its unmanned turret, advanced electronics, and both active and reactive protection systems, placing it among the most modern armored vehicles in the world. It is currently in service with the Russian army.

Why choose Eduard 36340?

• Allows for the accurate reproduction of even the smallest details of the modern Russian tank.
• Ideal for modelers seeking realism and aiming to elevate the quality of their work for dioramas and competitions.
• Precise manufacturing technology and clear instructions make it easier to improve and finish the model.

We highly recommend the Eduard 36340 T-14 Armata 1/35 TAKOM set to all armor technology enthusiasts and modelers seeking top-quality detailing. The set significantly enhances the aesthetic value of the model, making it unique at any exhibition or competition.