Correction set for T-70, T-80, Su-76 Scale 1:35 Metallic Details MDR3515

Metallic Details MDR3515 is a resin correction set for 1/35 builds of the T-70, T-80, and Su-76. It focuses on two areas that strongly affect the side profile of these vehicles: the road wheels and the driver’s hatch options.

The set includes 14 road wheels and two types of driver’s hatch. This is an upgrade set only (the base kit is not included). It is listed as universal, so fit can vary between manufacturers and may require a dry-fit check on mounting points.

On light tracked vehicles, the running gear is highly visible, especially when you keep the fenders clean or use only light dusting. Correct wheel shape and consistent spacing help the suspension line look more natural across the full length of the hull.

For modelers: test-fit one wheel on an axle first and verify the inner/outer spacing matches your kit’s track run. Then build a simple alignment jig (a flat strip or spacer) to keep all wheels level and evenly spaced. Choose the driver’s hatch type before painting the upper hull so you can blend seams and match hinge detail without rework later.

• Subject: T-70 / T-80 / Su-76 correction set
• Variant / Family: T-70, T-80, Su-76 (parts selection build-dependent)
• Scale: 1/35 (also written as 1:35)
• Product type: Resin Set
• Type of equipment: Armor
• Recommended kit: Universal (for compatible 1/35 T-70, T-80, Su-76 kits)
• Manufacturer: Metallic Details
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Resin
• SKU: MDR3515

This item is part of Metallic Details and belongs to Aftermarket and Armor. For related upgrades, see Wheels and Exterior Details, plus scene accessories in Diorama.

FAQ

What is included in the set?

The set includes 14 road wheels and two types of driver’s hatch.

Will this fit any 1/35 kit of these vehicles?

It is listed as universal, but axle diameters and hull openings vary by kit. Dry-fit one wheel and the selected hatch early and adjust mounting points if needed.

How do I keep the road wheels aligned evenly?

Install wheels in stages and use a simple spacer or flat jig to keep them level. Check track clearance along the run before the adhesive fully cures.