Eduard 36455 Jagdtiger fenders Takom 1/35 – Photo-Etched Parts for the Jagdtiger Model

The Eduard 36455 Jagdtiger fenders Takom 1/35 set is a high-quality photo-etched metal detail set designed for the 1/35 scale plastic model of the Jagdtiger, released by Takom. The precisely made metal components are dedicated to faithfully reproducing the details of the side skirts and fenders of the German Jagdtiger tank destroyer, giving your model the highest level of realism.

Scale, Material, and Application

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: Photo-etched metal
• Application: For the Takom Jagdtiger plastic model

This set belongs to the category of modeling accessories – photo-etched parts, which can greatly enhance the level of detail in plastic modeling. Eduard is one of the world’s most renowned producers of such additions – their products are known for exceptional precision, historical accuracy, and ease of assembly.

Jagdtiger – History and Service Period

The Jagdtiger (Sd.Kfz. 186) was the heaviest tank destroyer used by Germany during World War II. The vehicle was based on the Tiger II chassis and equipped with a powerful 128 mm PaK 44 gun. Produced in the years 1944–1945, it saw action on the Western Front, including in the Battle of the Bulge and the defense of Germany. Only around 70 units were built in total, which makes it a unique armored vehicle of its era.

Set Description and Contents

• Precisely made front and rear fenders, as well as details for the side skirts
• Easy to bend and assemble – allows replication of real-life damage and deformation effects
• Much higher level of detail compared to plastic parts
• Step-by-step assembly instructions included

Who Is It For?

The Eduard 36455 product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced military modelers wishing to enhance their models with realistic elements. Installing photo-etched parts requires some experience in precise cutting, bending, and gluing of metals, so we rate the difficulty level at 4/5.

Eduard accessories provide the highest level of historical accuracy and detail – recommended for impressive competition models and dioramas.