E.T. Model C35-016 WWII Soviet SU-100 Tank Destroyer For DRAGON Kit 1/35 – photo-etched parts set

E.T. Model C35-016 WWII Soviet SU-100 Tank Destroyer For DRAGON Kit 1/35 is an advanced set of photo-etched parts, perfectly fitted to the 1/35 scale SU-100 tank destroyer model from DRAGON. This product is intended for military modeling enthusiasts who wish to enhance the realism and detail of their WWII armored vehicle models.

The SU-100 is a Soviet tank destroyer that became an icon of Soviet armored forces during 1944–1945 and in the postwar period. It entered service with the Red Army at the end of World War II and immediately gained recognition for its excellent 100 mm D-10S gun, especially effective against the latest German tanks. The SU-100 was used in many key operations, including the breakthrough of German lines on the Eastern Front. After the war, it remained in service with many Soviet-allied armies.

The C35-016 set features highly detailed photo-etched parts made from precisely cut brass sheet. The components allow you to replace or supplement many details on the hull and equipment of the model, such as shields, handles, latches, mesh details, and external fittings. The use of photo-etched parts significantly enhances the realism of finer and more delicate vehicle components, which are not available in standard plastic kits.

• Scale: 1/35
• Historical period: World War II
• Country of use: Soviet Union (Red Army)
• Material: brass (photo-etching technique)
• Dedicated for model: DRAGON SU-100
• Category: modeling accessories, photo-etched parts for plastic models

I highly recommend this product to experienced modelers looking to achieve the highest level of accuracy and detail. Using photo-etched parts requires a certain amount of skill and precision, so it is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers – I rate the assembly difficulty at 4/5. For anyone wishing to faithfully reproduce the look of the Soviet SU-100 in 1/35 scale, the E.T. Model C35-016 set is an excellent choice, greatly enhancing both the value and collectibility of the finished model.