Eduard 36318 Tiger I late 1/35 Academy – Photo-Etched Parts for the Tiger I Model Tank

Eduard 36318 is an advanced set of photo-etched parts for the Tiger I late model in 1/35 scale, designed for the Academy kit. This is an excellent choice for modelers who wish to add realism and exceptional details to their model—details that are difficult to achieve with traditional plastic components. The set allows you to significantly enhance the model of the famous German heavy tank PzKpfw VI Ausf. E Tiger I in its late version, used by the Wehrmacht during World War II.

The Tiger I late is a version produced from 1943, modified in response to frontline experience. The most well-known actions were on the Eastern Front, as well as in Normandy and Italy. This tank became a symbol of the power of the German armored forces and was used until the end of World War II by Germany, from 1942 to 1945.

• Scale: 1/35 – fits the Academy model.
• Material: Thin brass sheet, photo-etched using a precision technique for sharp fine details.
• Country of vehicle use: Germany.
• Historical period of use: World War II – 1943-1945 (late version of the Tiger I).
• Product category: Photo-etched parts – accessories for plastic scale models.
• Set contents: Two sheets of metal with ultra-fine renderings of elements such as engine grilles, handles, small armor details, toolbox components, vertical mounts, and other parts to enhance the Academy model.
• Build difficulty level: 4/5 – requires precision, skills in working with metal (bending, CA glue), and experience with 1/35 scale armor models.
• Recommended for: Intermediate and advanced modelers who aim for the highest level of detail and historical accuracy.
• Product advantages: Significantly increases the realism of the model, allows accurate representation of all characteristic details of the late Tiger version – the perfect choice for collectors and model contest participants.

Choosing the Eduard 36318 photo-etch for Tiger I late 1/35 Academy guarantees a unique final effect – all enthusiasts of history, military technology, and armored modeling striving for perfect reproduction of this German World War II icon will appreciate it.