Miniart 1/35 Land Utility Tractor Standard N Mod.1935 (38091)

Today I will tell you more about Miniart 1/35 Land Utility Tractor Standard N Mod.1935 (38091). I have to say that this kit comes as completely new-tooled set in popular scale. It is nice to get yet another tractor in this sizing, so whole kit is definitely worth checking closer. Overall packaging is typical, and all parts come sealed in one plastic bag. Boxart also hints that kit copies the famous Fordson in 1/35 scale. Assembled model will be only 82mm long, so it is not such a huge thing to work on. Let's open everything and take a closer look together.

By the way, here you can read review with another tractor kit from the same brand.
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Watch this video-review where I show all parts even closer.

We are going to start with several frames which carry mix of parts. Here you will find some control elements, gearbox covers and suspension parts.

Note that surface details look truly impressive and deserve a nice paintwork. All those writings should be a nice thing to see on the finished build.

Engine parts can be found on the next sprue. Here you can also see exhaust and steering wheel. Some parts are quite thin, so be sure to have the plastic saw.

This photo gives you a closer look at the engine bits from the kit.

Wheel fenders will have to be glued out of several parts, but they are filled with various details including rivets. Note also the floor panel in the right corner of the frame.

Roadwheels are plastic here, and it is a first good news. Another one is that Miniart used its smart design for this element and you won't have any issues with alignment.

Unpainted PE fret should be handy for the fine features on your model. Decals are printed in Cartograf, so printing quality looks great. You get all necessary symbols for three options which can be seen on the photo below.

Assembly manual is typical for this brand. You can check all pages in the video-review.

In my opinion Miniart did a great job with this kit, and we get a nice plastic straight out of the box. Whole set looks like a good choice for modelers who are tired from all those military vehicles in 1/35 scale. Quality is top notch, and there are plenty of things with which you can experiment a bit. Moreover, manufacturer itself offers some fine detail options with help of metal wire. I like what Miniart is doing lately, and today's kit looks like a nice extension of their philosophy.

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