Eduard 35391 Ford G. P.A. Jeep 1/35 TAMIYA – Photo-Etched Detail Set

We present an exceptional Eduard 35391 photo-etched fret set designed for the Ford G. P.A. Jeep model in 1/35 scale, dedicated to Tamiya kits. This is a professional modeling accessory that allows for impressive detailing of your replica of the famous amphibious military vehicle.

Historical Overview of the Ford G. P.A. Jeep

The Ford G.P.A. was an amphibious version of the well-known Jeep, produced in the United States during World War II. This vehicle was mainly used by the U.S. Army, but it also reached Allied forces, including the USSR, United Kingdom, and France within the Lend-Lease program. Its primary role was to support landing operations, cross rivers, and transport scouts or cargo across water obstacles. It served from 1942 to 1945 and was particularly notable during the European landings and on the Eastern front.

Eduard 35391 Set Features

• Scale: 1/35 – perfect for constructing detailed historical dioramas.
• Country of use (original vehicle): USA and Allied countries.
• Historical period: World War II (1942–1945).
• Material: Professionally made photo-etched fret, providing maximum realism and durability of details.
• Product category: Photo-etched accessories for plastic model kits.
• Compatibility: The set fits Tamiya Ford G.P.A. Jeep 1/35 models.
• Set includes: one photo-etched fret featuring details such as handles, locks, grilles, and small parts for both the interior and exterior of the vehicle.

Application and Recommendations

We recommend this set for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level: 4/5) who wish to enhance the detail level of their Ford G.P.A. Jeep model. Photo-etched accessories allow you to achieve a highly realistic finish and more accurately represent the true appearance of the vehicle—especially details that cannot be achieved with plastic sprues. Assembly of the fret requires precision, the use of small tools, and experience with cyanoacrylate adhesives.

The Eduard 35391 set is perfect for building military dioramas and competition-level modeling projects, highlighting the unique character and authenticity of your miniature.