Eduard 35659 Humve I.F.F./C.I.F. I.D. Panels 1/35 Tamiya – Photo-Etched Set for Humvee Model

The Eduard 35659 Humve I.F.F./C.I.F. I.D. Panels set in 1/35 scale has been specially designed as a high-end accessory for Tamiya Humvee models. This product is aimed at the most demanding modelers who expect the highest level of detail reproduction. The set consists of a single photo-etched fret containing I.F.F. (Identification Friend or Foe) and C.I.F. I.D. (Combat Identification Panel) identification panels, which are key elements used on American military vehicles for easy identification during combat operations.

The presented set allows for faithful reproduction of details found on the HMMWV (High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle) family vehicles, widely known as the Humvee. This iconic vehicle has served the United States Army since the 1980s and was extensively used in modern armed conflicts, including Operation "Desert Storm," operations in Afghanistan, Iraq, and by many allied armies – making this set particularly valuable for creators of historical dioramas and vehicles from the post-Cold War period to modern times.

• Scale: 1/35 – compatible with Tamiya Humvee models.
• Country of use: United States, NATO allies, including the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland.
• Material: high-quality photo-etched metal – offers very precise detailing.
• Period of use: modern era (1984 – present).
• Category: modeling accessories, photo-etched parts for plastic models.
• Contents: 1 photo-etched fret with IFF/CI identification panel components.

The set will be appreciated by experienced modelers for whom historical accuracy and excellent detail quality matter, as well as ambitious amateurs wishing to enhance their Humvee models with precise elements that are difficult to replicate using traditional methods. Installation requires basic skills in working with photo-etched parts, so the recommended assembly difficulty is 3 on a scale of 1 to 5.

Eduard 35659 Humve I.F.F./C.I.F. I.D. Panels is the perfect choice for enriching a military diorama and creating a realistic Humvee model – we recommend it to every enthusiast of historical modeling.