E.T. Model E35-053 WWII Soviet JS-2（Mod.1944）(For TAMIYA 35289) (1/35)

The E.T. Model E35-053 photo-etched detail set is an excellent upgrade for the Tamiya 35289 plastic kit depicting the Soviet heavy tank JS-2 from 1944, in 1/35 scale. This product is designed for advanced modelers seeking realistic enhancements for their World War II armored vehicle models.

• Scale: 1/35
• Dedicated to: Set dedicated to the Tamiya 35289 model – Soviet JS-2 Mod. 1944 tank
• User nation: Soviet Union
• Historical period: World War II (mainly used in 1944–1945)
• Material: high-quality photo-etched brass sheet
• Category: Photo-etched accessory set for plastic model

The Soviet heavy tank IS-2 (JS-2, ИС-2) was one of the most powerful tanks of World War II, widely used by the Red Army in battles against German forces from 1944 onwards. Its 1944 variant featured improved armor and the D-25T 122 mm gun. The JS-2 participated in the battles for Budapest, Berlin, and in the breaking of the Panther Line, among others. To this day, it remains an icon of Soviet armored weaponry.

The presented E.T. Model E35-053 set allows for highly accurate recreation of even the finest tank details. The photo-etched parts enable the replacement of many screws, handles, covers, meshes, and other delicate components, which are typically oversimplified in plastic kits. As a result, the JS-2 model achieves an exceptionally realistic appearance, closely resembling the real vehicle.

This set is particularly recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level: 4/5) who want to take their JS-2 model to the next level of realism and detail. Thanks to the use of top-quality materials, the parts are durable and precisely manufactured. Step-by-step instructions allow for the effective use of all elements.

By choosing E.T. Model E35-053 WWII Soviet JS-2（Mod.1944）, you can be sure your model will stand out at any diorama display or scale modeling competition. This set is the perfect choice for collectors and enthusiasts of historical armored vehicles from World War II.