Voyager Model PE35698 US M103A1 Heavy tank Fenders For DRAGON 3548 1/35 – Photo-etched fender set for the American heavy tank

Voyager Model PE35698 is a detail-up set designed for the US M103A1 heavy tank model by DRAGON (catalog no. 3548) in 1/35 scale. The parts are made using photo-etching technology from stainless steel, ensuring maximum precision and excellent imitation of even the finest constructional details of the vehicle. The set consists of fenders that realistically and faithfully reproduce the original parts of the M103A1 tank used by the United States Armed Forces.

The M103A1 heavy tank was developed at the beginning of the Cold War and remained in the service of the US Army between 1952-1974. The vehicle was a response to the development of the Soviet IS-3 and T-10 tanks, and it was mainly fielded by US Army and US Marine Corps units, including those stationed in Western Europe during the NATO and Warsaw Pact rivalry. The M103A1 was distinguished by its powerful armor and 120 mm main gun. The A1 variant differed, among other things, by a modified fire control system.

• Scale: 1/35
• User country: United States of America
• Period of use: Cold War (1952-1974)
• Material: photo-etched metal (stainless steel)
• Product category: photo-etched parts for plastic models
• Set dedicated to: DRAGON 3548 US M103A1 Heavy Tank model

The precise Voyager Model PE35698 fenders are flexible, extremely thin, and at the same time durable, ensuring easy assembly and perfect fit with the plastic body of the model. Their high level of detail allows for the replication of features unattainable with conventional manufacturing methods. They are ideal both for diorama construction and as a component of a standalone tank model display.

We especially recommend this set to experienced military modelers and collectors of Cold War vehicles, who aim for maximum historical accuracy and realism in their projects. The complete set guarantees a professional final effect and significantly enhances the display value of the model.

• Assembly difficulty level: 4/5 – requires experience with photo-etched parts and precise gluing