Voyager Model PE35830 Modern French AMX-13 Light Tank Basic Smoke Discharger, Antenna Base (For TAMIYA 35349) 1/35

The photo-etched set Voyager Model PE35830 has been specially designed as an enhancement for the AMX-13 Light Tank model by Tamiya (no. 35349) in 1/35 scale. This precisely crafted set allows for a significant increase in the level of detail of the replica of the modern French AMX-13 light tank, offering separate and very realistic details of smoke grenade launchers and the antenna base.

The French AMX-13 light tank was developed in the late 1940s and entered production in 1952. It served for decades with the French army as well as many export customers, taking part, among others, in the Suez Crisis, the Algerian War, and the Arab–Israeli wars. The vehicle’s period of service can be described as the Cold War era, with selected modified variants surviving into modern times. The AMX-13 is known for its distinctive oscillating turret and mobility, and today’s model kits allow for faithful recreation of the subtle differences and authentic details of these vehicles.

The Voyager Model PE35830 upgrade set is made from high-quality, thin photo-etched metal sheets, ensuring maximum detail and realism. Thanks to advanced photo-etching technology, all components feature sharp detail and perfectly reproduce the proportions of genuine parts. The set includes:

• precisely made smoke grenade launchers
• metal antenna bases
• other subtle details enhancing the realism of the model

The product code belongs to the category of photo-etched parts for plastic models – it is designed for advanced modelers and enthusiasts of post-war armored vehicles who wish to achieve the most realistic effect in their work. The parts are thin and flexible, allowing easy fitting even into the most hard-to-reach spots on the Tamiya AMX-13 model.

Assembly difficulty: 4/5 (recommended experience with photo-etched details). This product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who value the highest precision and want to breathe new life into their French AMX-13 models.