Rye Field Model 5028 M4A3E8 Sherman "Easy Eight" 1/35 – Plastic tank model kit

Rye Field Model 5028 M4A3E8 Sherman "Easy Eight" in 1/35 scale is a unique and highly detailed plastic model kit that replicates the legendary American medium tank from World War II. The model is dedicated to both advanced modelers and ambitious enthusiasts who value authenticity of representation and high precision of details.

Brief history of the M4A3E8 "Easy Eight"

The M4A3E8, also known as the Sherman "Easy Eight", was an upgraded version of the iconic M4 Sherman tank, used primarily by the USA from the late stages of World War II and later in the Korean War. The new version featured HVSS suspension, wider tracks, and a better-armored turret with a 76 mm gun, which significantly improved its combat effectiveness. "Easy Eight" Shermans took part, among others, in the western front battles in 1944-1945, the liberation of Europe, and later served in many allied armies.

Main features of the model

• Scale: 1/35 – perfect for collections and historical diorama displays
• User country: United States (USA) and Western Allies
• Period of use: World War II, Korean War (years 1944-1950+)
• Material: high-quality plastic ensuring excellent detail accuracy
• Detailed reproduction of HVSS suspension system and realistic turret and hull details
• Movable parts: turret, gun barrel, and optional opening hatches
• Possibility to recreate various camouflage versions and markings typical for the late World War II period
• Clear assembly instructions included
• Set does NOT include glue or paints

Category

Plastic model kit.

Recommended for

The model is recommended for military enthusiasts, history buffs, experienced modelers, and collectors seeking large-scale historical armored vehicles. It is an ideal choice for those wishing to expand their World War II vehicle collection or build historical dioramas. Thanks to the level of detail and accuracy, the Rye Field Model 5028 M4A3E8 makes an excellent base for professional enhancement and customization.

Assembly difficulty: 4/5 – some modeling experience recommended.