Miniart 38026 Tramway "X" Series 1/35 – 1/35 Scale Tram Model

The Miniart 38026 Tramway "X" Series 1/35 scale model is a unique plastic kit representing the Soviet "X" Series (Tramway "Kh") tram. This double-bogie, bidirectional tram was one of the most iconic rail vehicles in the Soviet Union, commonly used from 1928 up until the 1970s, particularly in major cities such as Moscow, Leningrad (now Saint Petersburg), and Kyiv. The unique design of the "X" Series, allowing movement in both directions without the need to turn the vehicle around, provided great flexibility in urban traffic and was a practical solution for the expanding tram networks of the USSR.

Features of the Miniart 38026 model:

• Model scale: 1/35 – ideal for advanced urban and military dioramas as well as for collectors of WWII, Cold War, and postwar vehicle models.
• Country of origin: Soviet Union – tram used in cities across Russia and the USSR.
• Historical era: mainly World War II, Cold War. The "X" Series trams carried both passengers and, during sieges such as the Siege of Leningrad, were adapted to transport military personnel and equipment.
• Materials: high-quality plastic (styrene), precise detailing, transparent parts to recreate windows, as well as a full cabin and interior fittings.
• Set includes: tram model, realistic supports and base, transparent parts, option to assemble doors in open or closed position, up to 8 decal variants allowing selection of a historical urban line.
• Product does not include glue or paints – to be assembled and painted according to individual preference.
• Category: plastic model kit, ideal for urban and military dioramas.

The Miniart 38026 Tramway "X" Series 1/35 model is recommended for collectors interested in Soviet history, diorama builders, and advanced modeling enthusiasts focused on authentic urban settings. We rate the difficulty of this kit at 4/5 due to the complexity of its construction and high level of detail, providing a satisfying challenge. This model is a perfect addition to any urban vehicle collection and also fits dynamic historical scenes set during World War II and postwar social realism.