Panzer Art RE35-389 WWII US 20l Canisters (12pcs) 1/35 – Resin Set of American Canisters
Panzer Art RE35-389 is a high-quality accessory set for 1/35 scale models, featuring 12 pieces of realistically recreated American 20-liter canisters from World War II. The product is made from meticulously cast resin, ensuring an unrivaled level of detail not available with standard injection-molded plastic parts.
Jerry Can type canisters were widely used by the United States Army during World War II. They were the primary means of transporting fuel and water for military vehicles and infantry units. These canisters appeared on all fronts—from the North African campaign, through Italy and Normandy landings, to the Pacific theater. Their presence was indispensable for the mobility and logistics of U.S. armed forces between 1939 and 1945.
- Model scale: 1/35
- Country of use: United States of America
- Historical period: World War II (1939-1945)
- Category: Resin detail-up set for vehicle models and dioramas
- Set includes: 12 pieces of 20l canisters
- Material: high-quality resin
- Recommended use: for self-assembly and painting
We recommend the Panzer Art product both to advanced modelers and intermediate vehicle modeling enthusiasts who want to enhance their American military vehicle or diorama models with realistic, exceptionally detailed accessories. Perfect as an upgrade for tanks, trucks, Jeeps, or logistic sites, it will raise the authenticity of any scale display.
The Panzer Art RE35-389 set receives a 3/5 rating for assembly difficulty—we recommend it to modelers with basic experience working with resin. Thanks to the superior casting quality, the product offers wide possibilities for painting and weathering, while the precision of the details will satisfy even the most demanding military history enthusiasts.
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Panzer Art RE35-389 WWII US 20l canisters (12pcs) 1/35
- Regular price
- €7,95
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- €7,95
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