E.T. Model ER35-021 WWII US ARMY Towing Cables Type.1 1/35 – Enhancement set for WWII US Army model vehicles

The E.T. Model ER35-021 WWII US ARMY Towing Cables Type.1 1/35 set is a high-quality accessory designed for modelers seeking realistic additions to American military vehicle models from World War II. It has been designed to accurately replicate the steel towing cables used on US Army tanks and armored vehicles such as the M4 Sherman, M10 Wolverine, and M18 Hellcat.

The model is intended for use in the popular 1/35 scale, making it possible to precisely and attractively fit the details to the vast majority of armored vehicle models from this era. The set consists of elements made from a precision-braided metal cable and highly detailed ends crafted from photo-etched metal and fine resin, ensuring accuracy and the highest level of craftsmanship.

Historical use:
Type 1 towing cables were commonly used by American tanks and personnel carriers during numerous WWII front-line operations, including the Italian campaign, Normandy, and the Ardennes. They were an essential piece of equipment—used both for technical self-assistance and for towing damaged vehicles from the battlefield.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for most US Army tanks and APC models from 1939–1945
• Country of use: United States of America (US Army)
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Material: braided metal cable, photo-etched ends, and small resin parts
• Category: enhancement set (model accessories for detailing 1/35 scale plastic kits)
• Additional: detailed assembly instructions

Why choose this product?
The E.T. Model ER35-021 set enhances the visual realism of any model, making it more appealing at displays and modeling competitions. It is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers wishing to give their projects a professional appearance and accurately replicate authentic military vehicle details. Assembly requires a certain degree of precision, therefore difficulty level: 3/5. This is an excellent choice for history enthusiasts, admirers of American armored vehicles, and modelers creating WWII dioramas.