E.T. Model S35-003 WWII Soviet JSU-152 Value Package For TAMIYA 35303 1/35

E.T. Model S35-003 WWII Soviet JSU-152 Value Package is a professional set of photo-etched details designed for enhancing the Soviet self-propelled gun JSU-152 in 1/35 scale, produced by TAMIYA (catalog number 35303). This advanced set was created with modelers in mind who seek maximum realism and detail when recreating their WWII-era military model.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for layouts and dioramas with combat vehicles
• Country of use: USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)
• Historical period: World War II (the JSU-152 was effectively used from 1943, including during the battles for Berlin, Operation Bagration, and on the Eastern Front)
• Product category: Photo-etched parts set for plastic models
• Material: Top-quality photo-etched brass sheet – allows for the reproduction of precise details unavailable in standard plastic kits. The set does not include resin or metal parts other than the photo-etched elements.
• Contents: Comprehensive upgrade package – consisting of elements such as fender shields, external equipment details, handles, mesh and mounting elements, enabling the recreation of even the smallest details of the real JSU-152 to museum presentation standards.
• Intended use: The set is specifically designed for the TAMIYA 35303 model, ensuring a perfect fit without difficult modifications.

JSU-152 was a heavy Soviet self-propelled gun in the "tank destroyer" class, recognized for its role in urban combat and for engaging German Panthers, Tigers, and fortifications. Thanks to its large caliber, it also assaulted fortifications during Red Army offensives.
The E.T. Model S35-003 set allows for ultra-realistic effects and is recommended for advanced modelers (difficulty level: 4/5) as well as hobbyists wishing to improve their skills with photo-etched parts.

We recommend this product to professionals and intermediate modelers who want to take their JSU-152 model to a higher level of detail and realism. The E.T. Model S35-003 set is an excellent way to emphasize the uniqueness of a collectible Soviet self-propelled gun replica and create a display piece worthy of competition presentations.