E.T. Model EA35-041 Modern US Army M1A1/A2 CIP 1/35 – photo-etched parts for Abrams models

The E.T. Model EA35-041 Modern US Army M1A1/A2 CIP set in 1/35 scale is a precisely made set of photo-etched parts dedicated to reproducing modern Combat Identification Panel (CIP) systems used on American M1A1 and M1A2 Abrams tanks. Photo-etched products from E.T. Model belong to the world’s highest class of modeling accessories, valued for their detail and excellent replication of the original features.

• Model scale: 1/35
• Country of service: United States of America (USA)
• Era of use: modern times (from the 1990s until today)
• Intended for: CIP combat identification systems for the M1A1/M1A2 Abrams tank
• Material: photo-etched brass sheet, ensuring extreme precision and durability of details
• Model category: photo-etched detail set for plastic scale models
• Additional elements: the set does not include a plastic tank model; it is intended as an upgrade for base kits from leading manufacturers

Combat Identification Panel systems appeared on Abrams tanks during modern conflicts including Operation Desert Storm, the wars in Iraq, and NATO intervention missions. Their function is to improve friendly vehicle recognition and prevent "friendly fire" incidents. The E.T. Model set enables accurate reproduction of panels on the turret and hull of the Abrams, in accordance with real US Army standards.

This product is recommended for both advanced and intermediate military modelers who value realism and historical accuracy. E.T. Model’s photo-etched parts are perfect for enhancing any M1A1/M1A2 tank model from renowned brands such as Tamiya, Academy, or Meng.

• Recommended skill level: 4/5 – requires precision in cutting and bending small parts, and familiarity with photo-etch techniques.
• For whom: ideal for military modelers, modern diorama collectors, and US Army enthusiasts.

By choosing the E.T. Model EA35-041 set, you are investing in the finest details and historical accuracy – your Abrams model will look outstanding, impressing both at exhibitions and on the collector’s shelf!