Eduard 35479 Commando car 1/35 Italeri – Photo-Etched Detail Set

The Eduard 35479 Commando car 1/35 set is a high-quality photo-etched detail set intended for the Commando car model in the popular 1/35 scale, produced by Italeri. This set has been designed to achieve the highest level of historical accuracy and realism of the vehicle model used by the Allies during World War II.

The historical Commando car was widely used by both the American and British armies during World War II, especially from 1942 onwards. Thanks to its versatility, reliability, and off-road performance, the vehicle saw service during the Italian campaign, in Normandy, as well as on the Western Front. It was characterized by numerous modifications – from staff versions to transport and reconnaissance variants.

The presented set belongs to the category of photo-etched accessories and contains two large, precisely etched metal frets. They are made from high-quality metal, which translates to excellent detail quality. The frets allow for replication of, among others, small body parts, interior details, brackets, latches, straps, mountings, and other intricate elements difficult to achieve with traditional plastic parts. The set does not include the Commando car model – it serves only as an accessory to enhance the historical accuracy and realism of the Italeri model.

Contents of the Eduard 35479 set:

• 2 photo-etched sheets made from finely cut thin metal
• Detailed assembly instructions to facilitate proper placement of all details
• Small cockpit components, seat belts, handles, covers, and finishings
• Accessories enabling historically accurate replication

The Eduard 35479 Commando car set in 1/35 scale is designed for intermediate and advanced modellers (difficulty level: 4/5). It requires skills in working with small and delicate photo-etched parts, as well as precision when cutting and gluing metal details. We recommend it to anyone looking to take their Italeri Commando car model to the next level of realism, paying particular attention to historical accuracy. An excellent choice for both military plastic model collectors and World War II diorama enthusiasts.