MiniArt 37021 TIRAN 4 Sh EARLY TYPE. INTERIOR KIT (1/35)

The MiniArt 37021 TIRAN 4 Sh EARLY TYPE. INTERIOR KIT plastic model in 1/35 scale is an exceptional item for advanced military modelers. This kit reflects the Israeli modernization of the Soviet T-54 tank, renamed TIRAN 4 Sh in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). The presented version – Early Type – was built using captured Syrian and Egyptian tanks, modernized and introduced by Israel in the late 1960s. The TIRAN 4 was widely used during Middle Eastern conflicts, particularly during the Six-Day War (1967), the War of Attrition, the Yom Kippur War (1973), as well as throughout the Cold War era.

Key Features of the Model

• Highly detailed 1/35 scale plastic assembly model
• User country: Israel (IDF)
• Historical period: Cold War, Middle Eastern wars 1967-1980
• Replicated fully detailed crew and engine compartments (interior kit)
• Sprue elements made from high-quality polystyrene for outstanding detail quality
• Optional photo-etched parts – PE sheets included to enhance the realism of certain components
• Precisely recreated armament and internal tank equipment
• Reproduced external details – turret, communication systems, IDF pioneer tools
• Model designed for self-assembly and painting – glue and paints not included

Why choose MiniArt 37021?

This set is an excellent choice for both experienced modelers and enthusiasts of Israeli vehicles or Middle Eastern conflicts. The complex interior and level of detail make the MiniArt 37021 TIRAN 4 Sh Early Type a true challenge and a treat for any diorama collector or historical modeling enthusiast. Realistic photo-etched elements and a complete interior guarantee a stunning display with open hatches or service panels.

Recommended difficulty level: 4/5 (high) – recommended for experienced plastic modelers, especially those building kits with full interiors.

MiniArt 37021 TIRAN 4 Sh EARLY TYPE INTERIOR KIT (1/35) is a finely detailed scale replica of the iconic IDF tank that played an important role in shaping the modern battlefield of the Middle East. It's a superb base for modifications, dioramas, or presentation both as a standalone piece and as part of larger collections of Israeli armored vehicles.