Dragon 3570 Egyptian Sherman (1/35) – Plastic Tank Model Kit

The Dragon 3570 Egyptian Sherman in 1:35 scale is a unique offering for advanced military and historical modeling enthusiasts. This kit represents the famous M4A4 Sherman tank variant used by the Egyptian army during Middle Eastern conflicts, including the Arab-Israeli War from 1948–1967 (the Cold War period). This model allows you to build a realistic replica of a vehicle that became a mainstay of the Egyptian Armored Forces in the mid-20th century after delivery by Western allies and subsequent Egyptian modifications.

Main features of the Dragon 3570 Egyptian Sherman model:

• Accurate 1:35 scale ensures excellent realism and detailing.
• The model depicts the Egyptian version of the Sherman tank with characteristic modifications to its armament and external components, reflecting local adaptations for use in harsh desert conditions.
• The kit is made of high-quality plastic, guaranteeing ease of processing, painting, and assembling components.
• The set includes photo-etched details for added authenticity: such as finely reproduced shields, handles, and small external equipment.
• Carefully designed interior elements and pronounced track structures enable the creation of a realistic diorama display.
• The assembly instructions are detailed, clear, and provided step by step.

The Sherman was one of the most widely used tanks in the world from World War II through the Cold War era, and its Egyptian version took part in major military events in the Middle East, such as the Israeli War of Independence (1948) or the Suez Crisis (1956).

Product Category:

Plastic model kit – military vehicles / tanks / military models in 1:35 scale.

Who is it recommended for?

The Dragon 3570 Egyptian Sherman model is primarily dedicated to advanced and intermediate modelers who appreciate a high level of detail, as well as enthusiasts of Middle Eastern military history. It is a great choice for collections of tanks used in post-WWII conflicts as well as for elaborate historical dioramas.

Assembly Difficulty Level:

4/5 – requires experience and precision, especially when using photo-etched parts.