Eduard 36225 KV-1S 1/35 Trumpeter – Photo-Etched Detail Set

The Eduard 36225 set is designed for the Soviet KV-1S heavy tank model in 1/35 scale from Trumpeter. This product is a comprehensive set of photo-etched metal parts, allowing you to significantly enhance the accuracy and level of detail of the base plastic model. For years, the Eduard brand has specialized in providing modelers with the highest quality accessories, enabling significant improvements in realism and finish for dioramas and scale models of military vehicles.

Recreate a WWII Eastern Front Legend

The KV-1S was an improved, lighter version of the Soviet KV-1 heavy tank, used mainly during World War II between 1942 and 1943. This model was widely employed by the Red Army, in battles with the Wehrmacht on the Eastern Front, including the Battle of Kursk and the Leningrad offensive. Thanks to a modified turret and enhanced mobility, the KV-1S offered greater maneuverability and speed compared to its predecessor, while maintaining strong armor protection.

Technical Product Information

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for detailed dioramas and World War II tank collections.
• Intended for: Trumpeter KV-1S model.
• Material: Photo-etched metal sheet – allows for the replication of intricate details such as ventilation grills, handles, brackets, and tool holders.
• Historical period: World War II – especially the years 1942-1943.
• Country: Soviet Union (USSR).
• Category: Photo-etched detail set, accessories for 1/35 scale plastic models.

Set Contents and Model Upgrade Possibilities

With this set, the modeler receives a range of precisely manufactured photo-etched parts that significantly raise the level of detail of the model. It includes, among others, grills for engine covers, turret components, tool details, handles, and small elements not found in standard plastic kits.

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

The Eduard 36225 KV-1S 1/35 photo-etched set is recommended primarily for experienced modelers who want to enrich their models with an exceptional level of realism. The recommended difficulty level is 4/5, due to the delicate assembly process and the need for special tools for working with photo-etched metal. It's the perfect choice for Soviet armor enthusiasts and historical military vehicle reconstruction fans.