AFV Club AG35013 M-36 Etching Parts 1/35 – Photo-Etched Parts for Tank Destroyer Model

AFV Club AG35013 M-36 Etching Parts in 1/35 scale is a set of photo-etched elements dedicated to the M36 Jackson tank destroyer model, which was widely used by the US Army and other Allied units during World War II, as well as in the post-war period—in particular, during the Korean War and Middle Eastern conflicts. The M36 Jackson is considered one of the most effective American tank destroyers of its era, highly valued for its powerful armament and excellent mobility on the battlefield.

The AFV Club AG35013 set is made from extremely precisely etched brass sheets, guaranteeing the highest level of detail and providing exceptional realism for your finished model. The kit includes a range of small components that would be impossible or much less impressive when made from plastic—these include ventilation grilles, external tool details, mounts, handles, as well as guard and identification plate elements unique to the M36 Jackson vehicle.

Using photo-etched parts significantly enhances the realism of the replica and allows you to capture all the construction nuances of the original vehicle. These precise accessories are especially compatible with M36 models from renowned manufacturers such as AFV Club, Academy, and Tamiya in 1/35 scale. All parts are designed for perfect fit and easy integration with the base model.

• Scale: 1/35
• Vehicle counterpart: M36 Jackson – United States, World War II, post-war period
• Material: brass sheet – photo-etched parts
• Category: Modeling accessories – photo-etched set for model enhancement
• Intended for: advanced modelers, enthusiasts of World War II and post-war vehicles
• Assembly difficulty level: 4/5

We recommend the AFV Club AG35013 M-36 Etching Parts set to all modelers seeking the highest level of detail and authenticity for their M36 Jackson model. It is an excellent choice for diorama scenes, competition displays, and historical vehicle collections. The set requires basic knowledge of assembling photo-etched components and the use of cyanoacrylate glue—this way, each replica will achieve a unique character and outstanding depth of detail.