The Voyager Model PE35704 upgrade set is designed for the Russian Object 704 heavy tank model in the popular 1/35 scale (dedicated to the Trumpeter 05575 kit). The Object 704 is a unique and extremely rare prototype Soviet tank destroyer from the end of World War II, developed at the Shveykin design bureau in 1945. Only one vehicle has survived to this day, which is preserved at the Kubinka Tank Museum near Moscow. This tank stood out with its modern, highly sloped armor plate and a 122 mm D-25T gun mounted in a massive hull. It was never put into series production nor saw combat, but its design is highly valued by armored vehicle enthusiasts and military modelers around the world.

Voyager Model PE35704 is a professional set of photo-etched details made from high-quality, precisely etched stainless steel. The set enables a significant increase in the realism of a plastic model – allowing you to replace thicker, simplified plastic parts with ultra-thin and highly detailed metal elements. The set includes, among others: delicate handles, periscope guards, fine fittings, radiator grills, mounting details, and other small components characteristic of the Object 704.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of service: USSR (Soviet Union)
• Historical period: late World War II (1945)
• Material: thin stainless steel, photo-etched parts
• Contents: photo-etched frets, detailed instruction manual
• Product category: enhancement set / photo-etched set for plastic model kit
• Compatibility: Trumpeter 05575 Russian Object 704 Heavy Tank 1/35

We recommend this product to experienced modelers and fans of Soviet armored vehicles who seek the highest level of detail and historical accuracy in model building. The set is intended for those who already have experience with photo-etched parts—it requires precision and specialized modeling tools.

Assembly difficulty: 4/5. The set makes it possible to achieve a museum-quality finish and is particularly suitable for intermediate and advanced plastic modelers wishing to enhance their collections with authentic details of the Object 704.