The upgrade set Voyager Model PEA458 WWII UK Cromwell Mk. IV/Centaur C.S.Mk IV Deep Wading Trunks is a dedicated set of photo-etched accessories in 1/35 scale, designed for Tamiya 35221 and 35232 plastic models. This set allows for highly detailed reproduction of the deep wading gear used on British Cromwell Mk. IV and Centaur C.S. Mk IV tanks during World War II.

The offered product is aimed at modelers seeking to elevate the quality of their replica to a professional level of detailing. High-quality components are precisely crafted from thin brass sheet using the photo-etching technique, allowing for details and authentic geometry of equipment not achievable with plastic, as fitted to vehicles during historic amphibious operations such as the Normandy landings in June 1944. During the Allies' preparations for D-Day, many British tanks were equipped with deep wading systems enabling them to cross the choppy waves of the English Channel without risking engine flooding or interior damage.

The Voyager Model PEA458 set enables the creation of a fully detailed system of air and exhaust channels on both the turret and hull of the tanks. All elements correspond to real details, based on historical documentation of British armored vehicles from 1944-1945. This product is an excellent choice for those building military replicas from the Western Front of World War II.

• Scale: 1/35
• Category: Photo-etched set – accessories for plastic model kits
• Application: Tamiya 35221 (Cromwell Mk.IV), Tamiya 35232 (Centaur C.S.Mk IV)
• Material: photo-etched brass sheet
• Operator country of original: United Kingdom
• Historical period: World War II (years 1944–1945)
• Historical application: amphibious operations, including the Normandy landings

We recommend this product to intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to achieve the highest level of realism in reproducing British World War II tanks. Careful assembly of the photo-etched elements will allow the finished model to stand out significantly from standard kit versions, both at modeling exhibitions and in private collections.

Difficulty level: 4/5 – requires experience working with photo-etched parts and precise assembly.