Eduard 36389 Centurion Mk. III side skirts TAMIYA 1/35 – photo-etched side skirts for the base Tamiya model

Eduard 36389 Centurion Mk. III side skirts TAMIYA 1/35 is a professional photo-etched accessory set designed for the Tamiya 1/35 scale plastic model of the Centurion Mk. III tank. This product, made from high-quality brass sheet, significantly increases the model's level of detail, offering realistic side skirts that replicate even the finest construction details of the original vehicle.

Centurion Mk. III is one of the most recognizable British main battle tanks of the postwar period. Thanks to its thick armor and effective armament, it was widely used by the British Army and its allies, including during the Korean War (1950-1953) and in Middle Eastern conflicts. The Centurion Mk. III was operated from the late 1940s and served in many armored formations up until the 1970s, corresponding with the Cold War era.

The Eduard 36389 photo-etched set is dedicated to modelers seeking the highest degree of historical vehicle authenticity. The laser-cut parts allow you to achieve the effect of thin, realistic skirts, impossible with traditional plastic solutions. Eduard, as a renowned manufacturer of modeling accessories, has ensured full compatibility with the Tamiya model – assembly is precisely planned and does not require significant modifications.

• Category: photo-etched accessories for 1/35 scale plastic models.
• Material: photo-etched brass sheet – precise details and high durability.
• Scale: 1/35 – perfect fit for the base Centurion Mk. III Tamiya model.
• Accessory includes detailed manufacturer assembly instructions.
• Historical period: Cold War; country: United Kingdom.

The Eduard 36389 set is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level: 4/5) who want to elevate the realism of their builds. Photo-etched parts require care and precision during handling, but the end results are spectacular – the side skirts look just like those on the real vehicle. It's an excellent choice for enthusiasts of British armored vehicles and collectors of models from 20th-century historical conflicts.