Microdesign MD 035356 BT-5 Over-sand Fenders PE-detail set for Zvezda 1/35

Microdesign MD 035356 BT-5 Over-sand Fenders PE-detail set for Zvezda 1/35 is a high-quality photo-etched (PE) detail set intended for advanced and intermediate modelers. It is specially designed for the Soviet BT-5 tank in the popular 1/35 scale, matching the Zvezda plastic model. This set enables a precise recreation of characteristic "over-sand" fenders adapted for driving in sandy conditions, in accordance with historical solutions used by the Red Army during World War II and conflicts in desert areas.

• Country of use: Soviet Union (USSR)
• Historical period: World War II, late 1930s and early 1940s
• Intended for: Zvezda 1/35 scale BT-5 plastic model kit
• Material: Photo-etched metal (PE) – high precision, excellent miniature detail reproduction
• Set contents: Photo-etched "over-sand" fenders, plus small attachment and structural details
• Example of historical use: BT-5 tanks with non-standard fenders were used during fighting in Central Asia and also in the Far East campaign, where improved shields helped maneuver through soft, loose terrain
• Category: Photo-etched detail set (PE set) – modeling accessories for 1/35 scale tanks
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – requires precision, experience with working with thin metal parts, recommended use of modeling tools and cyanoacrylate adhesives
• Recommendation: Product recommended for all modelers seeking the highest historical accuracy and realism for Soviet armored tanks. The high quality of the elements allows for highlighting details impossible to achieve in basic plastic kits. An ideal choice for those building World War II dioramas and historical vehicle equipment reconstructions of BT-5 armored vehicles.

Using the Microdesign MD 035356 set significantly increases the detail of the model and makes it more unique compared to other models. Precise, photo-etched details allow for creative finishing of the model and recreating a rare off-road BT-5 variant. An absolute must-have for every Soviet armor enthusiast!