Eduard 35208 T-26 1/35 Italeri – photo-etched parts set

Modelers assembling the 1/35 scale Italeri T-26 tank can now elevate the detail level of their build thanks to the Eduard 35208 set. This product is a professionally crafted photo-etched sheet offering a variety of precisely reproduced parts that perfectly complement and enhance the look of the base plastic model. The set is manufactured by Eduard, a renowned producer of modeling accessories known for quality and attention to detail.

Application: The set is designed to enrich the Italeri T-26 tank model in the popular 1/35 scale. The kit includes 1 photo-etched fret, featuring realistic rims, handles, ventilation grilles, equipment elements, and small details for the cabin and armor that cannot be achieved with standard plastic parts.

Brief historical overview of the T-26

The T-26 was one of the main light tanks of the Red Army during the interwar period and the early stages of World War II. The tank was produced in the USSR from 1931 to 1941 and was used during the Spanish Civil War, the conflict with Japan at Khalkhin Gol, the Winter War with Finland, and the initial stages of World War II, including the invasion of Poland and fighting on the Eastern Front. It served primarily in the USSR, but captured units were pressed into service with Finnish, Spanish, and German armies.

• Scale: 1/35, dedicated to the Italeri kit
• Country of use: USSR (and captured in Finland, Spain, Germany)
• Material: precisely cut photo-etched metal
• Era: interwar period, World War II
• Category: detail set for plastic models
• Contents: 1 photo-etched fret with numerous details

Why choose this set?

Adding the Eduard 35208 detail parts allows you to achieve exceptional realism, accurately replicating even the smallest features of the historical vehicle. It’s an excellent choice for both advanced and intermediate modelers seeking the highest quality of detail. Eduard photo-etched parts are thin, easy to work with, and perfectly matched to the specific Italeri kit.

Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – requires a basic understanding of working with photo-etched parts and the use of appropriate tools. Best suited for intermediate and advanced modelers.