Eduard 35322 Sd. Kfz.223 1/35 Tamiya – photo-etched detail set

The Eduard 35322 Sd. Kfz.223 1/35 set is a high-quality modeling accessory dedicated to the Sd. Kfz. 223 plastic model by Tamiya in the popular 1/35 scale. This product has been specially designed to enhance the details of the German light armored car used by the Wehrmacht during World War II. The Sd. Kfz.223 was a reconnaissance 4-wheeled armored vehicle widely employed by the German army from 1935 until the final years of the war on various fronts, including France, during Operation Barbarossa, and in North Africa.

The Eduard 35322 set includes three richly detailed photo-etched sheets, made from high-quality metal, allowing for the realistic replication of many details impossible to recreate with traditional plastic parts. These components are designed to enhance details such as handles, mesh shields, brackets, hinges, latches, as well as small interior details and external equipment of the Sd. Kfz.223 armored car.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II
• Material: Photo-etched metal parts
• Category: Model accessories – photo-etched add-ons
• Compatibility: Tamiya Sd. Kfz.223 plastic model
• Add-ons: Precise detail parts – metal meshes, brackets, small accessories

The Eduard 35322 product is intended for intermediate and advanced modellers who wish to achieve an even higher level of realism in their models and are already familiar with the technique of assembling photo-etched components. It allows for the precise reproduction of historical details that are extremely difficult to achieve with regular plastic components.

Build difficulty: 4/5 – recommended for modellers with experience working with photo-etched parts.

We recommend this product to any modeller looking to bring maximum authenticity to their Sd. Kfz.223 vehicle. Thanks to the highest quality workmanship, Eduard accessories will increase the collectible value of the model and allow it to reach a museum level of detail. An invaluable addition for enthusiasts of German military technology from World War II!