Eduard 36529 LVT-4 detail set ITALERI 1/35 – photo-etched detail set for LVT-4

Eduard 36529 LVT-4 detail set ITALERI 1/35 is a high-quality modeling accessory set, designed for demanding modelers wishing to enhance the plastic model of the tracked amphibious armored carrier LVT-4 – a product from Italeri in the popular 1/35 scale. The set is produced by the renowned Czech company Eduard, known for its precise and realistic photo-etched elements.

The LVT-4 (Landing Vehicle Tracked) is an American armored personnel carrier widely used during World War II. These vehicles participated in landings in the Pacific, including the battles of Okinawa and Iwo Jima, where their ability to cross coastal waters and transport troops and cargo onto beaches was invaluable. The LVT-4 was primarily used by the United States Army but also saw service with British units and the Canadian Armed Forces. Its main period of use was from 1943 to 1945, though some were used in the early postwar years as well.

The presented Eduard 36529 set consists of precisely made photo-etched metal details, designed to improve the appearance of elements such as panels, handles, mounts, interior fighting compartment details, meshes, and shields. They allow for a significant increase in realism, especially for small details that are difficult to achieve using only original plastic parts. These thin, durable, and exceptionally detailed parts fit perfectly with the Italeri kit, allowing for refinement of both the exterior elements of the vehicle and enrichment of the interior with micro-details.

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: photo-etched plate (metal)
• Application: dedicated to Italeri LVT-4 model
• Historical period: World War II
• Country of origin of the vehicle: United States
• Category: modeling accessories, photo-etched detail set
• Contents: panels, interior, handles, meshes, covers, and cabin decor elements

We recommend this set for modelers at intermediate and advanced skill levels (difficulty 3/5) who want to take their models to a higher level of authenticity. Using photo-etched parts requires precision, but the results will undoubtedly satisfy even the most demanding enthusiasts of World War II history and military modeling.