Voyager Model PE35831 Modern French AMX-13 light tank fenders For TAMIYA 35349 1/35

Voyager Model PE35831 is a professional detail set dedicated to the AMX-13 model in 1/35 scale (Tamiya 35349). The AMX-13 is a French light tank that was widely used by the French army from the early 1950s until the 1980s. This machine took part in numerous armed conflicts, including operations in the Middle East, India, Israel, Argentina, and various African countries. It is a vehicle that symbolizes the post-war French armored forces, notable for its oscillating turret and autoloader.

This vehicle was in use during the Cold War period and in modern times (after 1946). The AMX-13 tank was also appreciated by other users—over 20 countries around the world were supplied with this type of armored vehicle, making it one of the most recognizable light tanks of the 20th century.

The Voyager Model PE35831 set is a complete set of photo-etched fenders made from high-quality brass sheet. The photo-etching process guarantees perfect precision of details unattainable by plastic counterparts. Thanks to this, the modeller receives parts that are easy to shape and perfectly replicate the original side shield construction of the AMX-13 tank. This set allows you to replace the factory, simplified fenders from the TAMIYA kit with much more realistic, detail-rich metal parts.

• Scale: 1/35
• Category: Detail up set, photo-etched accessories for plastic model kit
• Material: photo-etched brass sheet
• Compatible with TAMIYA 35349 AMX-13 Light Tank model

This product is recommended for advanced and experienced modellers (difficulty level: 4/5), who want to give their model a higher quality finish and a better level of detail. Voyager Model's detail set is also recommended for those preparing models for competitions or collections, where attention to authenticity and the level of detail is particularly important.

By choosing Voyager Model PE35831, you are investing in realism and the highest quality representation of a historical armored vehicle, gaining satisfaction both during the construction and in the presentation of your finished model.