The stenciling templates E.T. Model EA35-098 WWII US Army Light Tank Stenciling Templates 1/35 are a professional set designed especially for modelers recreating American light tanks from the World War II era. This exceptional product has been developed by the renowned manufacturer E.T. Model and is an essential addition for all historical modeling enthusiasts striving for the highest level of historical accuracy and model realism.

• Scale: 1/35 – perfectly suited for the most popular US Army light tank models from 1939–1945.
• Category: photo-etched modeling accessories.
• Material: high-quality thin brass sheet, produced using photo-etching technology, ensuring crisp details and allowing the templates to be reused multiple times.
• Country of use: United States of America – dedicated to US Army light tanks.
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945).
• Application: allows the precise application of historically accurate markings, including tactical numbers, unit symbols, and identification marks on models such as the M3 Stuart, M5 Stuart, and other vehicles used by the US Army during the war.

Proper stenciling templates eliminate the problem of uneven edges when painting and are perfect for use with both airbrushes and traditional brushes. As a result, the model looks more realistic—with sharp, distinct markings identical to those used on authentic vehicles during World War II.

This set is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who value faithful representation of details and want to elevate their work to the next level. The product has a 4/5 difficulty rating—it requires basic experience working with photo-etched accessories and careful paint application to thin templates. However, it guarantees spectacular results and long durability, allowing for single or multiple uses depending on the technique employed.

E.T. Model EA35-098 is an excellent choice for any enthusiast of 1/35 scale military models who wishes to give their miniatures a unique character and historical authenticity faithful to the realities of World War II.