E.T. Model P35-278 WWII German Clamps (Type.2) 1/35 – photo-etched German clamps for WWII vehicles

The E.T. Model P35-278 WWII German Clamps (Type.2) 1/35 set is a high-quality modeling accessory designed to enhance plastic models of German vehicles from World War II. These precisely manufactured photo-etched parts allow for a significant improvement in detail fidelity for models of tanks, armored personnel carriers, self-propelled guns, and other vehicles used by the Wehrmacht from 1939 to 1945.

• Scale: 1/35
• User country: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Category: photo-etched detail set for model building
• Material: brass sheet, photo-etch technology

Precision Type.2 Clamps – Enhancing German Military Vehicles
The offered set contains a collection of metal clamps modeled after original technical solutions used by the German armed forces. The Type.2 clamps from E.T. Model differ in construction from the classic type, allowing modelers to replicate the specific versions of tool and equipment holders featured on armored vehicles. These details were installed, among others, on vehicles such as the Panzer IV, Panther, Tiger I, SDKFZ 251, and many others, making each model more authentic.

The set includes a fret with ultra-thin photo-etched clamp elements to be individually cut out and assembled using cyanoacrylate glue. The manufacturer provides a clear instruction sheet, making it easy to locate and correctly place the clamps on various vehicles – both on single-vehicle replicas and battle dioramas.

Recommendation:
This product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who value high detail, realism, and historical accuracy. The photo-etched E.T. Model P35-278 clamps prove perfect for competition projects, dioramas, and professional model presentations. Assembly difficulty level: 4/5 – precise tweezers and experience working with delicate photo-etched parts are advised.

With the E.T. Model P35-278 set, every fan of WWII German vehicles can take their model to the next level of detail, approaching historical perfection.