Trumpeter 02036 U.S. T85E1 Track for M24 Light Tank Late Build Edition  [TP02036]

Trumpeter 02036 U.S. T85E1 track for U.S. M24 light tank (late)
Price:
AUD$17.75
Brand:
Trumpeter
Model:
TP02036
Condition:
Brand New
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Upgrade Your M24 with Trumpeter 1:35 T85E1 Track Components

The Trumpeter 1:35 U.S. T85E1 track set equips builders with precise parts to lift the realism of an M24 light tank model. These moulded pieces include functional track sections suited to the late production variant.

Operational Heritage and Modelling Value

The lightweight M24 was prized for speed and manoeuvrability in WWII and the Korean conflict, and the Trumpeter T85E1 track captures those traits in miniature. The set contains 480 parts, making it a detailed and rewarding build for careful modellers.

Skill Level and Display Considerations

Intended for experienced hobbyists, the kit benefits from careful assembly and finishing. Workable tracks improve realism and can be posed to show sag or transport configuration for display.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:35
  • Total Parts: 480
  • Box Dimensions: 26 x 10.5 x 5.8 cm
  • Assembly: Glue required

Is the Trumpeter 02036 track set suited to diorama work?

Yes, the detailed links and workable design make the set ideal for dioramas where realistic track contact and weathering are important.

How many parts are included in this set?

The kit includes 480 parts, offering substantial detail but requiring time and attention during assembly.

What adhesives work best for these parts?

Standard plastic model cement or cyanoacrylate are commonly used depending on the joint type; test small joins first to avoid excess glue on fine detail.

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