Eduard 35377 M-4A3E8 Sherman 1/35 Dragon – Photo-Etched Parts Set

The Eduard 35377 photo-etched parts set is designed for the 1/35 scale M-4A3E8 Sherman model by Dragon. This is a high-quality set of modeling accessories that significantly increases the level of detail and realism of the replica. The kit includes two precisely made photo-etched brass sheets containing elements to enhance the external appearance, turret interior, and hull details of the Sherman tank.

The Sherman M-4A3E8, also known as the "Easy Eight," is an American medium tank widely used by the United States Armed Forces during World War II and shortly thereafter, including in the Korean War. This Sherman variant featured an improved glacis plate, upgraded HVSS (Horizontal Volute Spring Suspension), and a 76 mm gun, making it much more effective in combat against German tanks. The tank was used extensively in Europe during the final months of World War II, and later also proved itself on the Asian front.

• Scale: 1/35 – perfect for building realistic dioramas and armored vehicle collections
• Nation of use: United States of America, World War II period and Korean War
• Material: High-quality brass photo-etched sheets
• Application: Enhancement of details for the Dragon Sherman M-4A3E8 model – including handles, guards, locks, exhaust components, and baskets
• Category: Modeling accessories, photo-etched set for plastic assembly model kits
• Set contents: 2 photo-etched sheets with descriptive assembly instructions
• Difficulty level: 4/5 – recommended for experienced modelers skilled in working with photo-etched details

The Eduard 35377 M-4A3E8 Sherman set for Dragon models is the choice for demanding modelers seeking the highest level of detail accuracy. It enables a significant enhancement of the visual qualities of the replica and is perfect for both contest models and historical collector dioramas. We especially recommend this product to enthusiasts of World War II military models, collectors of Allied armored vehicles, and modelers wishing to develop their skills in working with photo-etched parts.