Master GM-35-057 Anteny do brytyjskiego radia WS No.19 - używane na pojazdach w latach 1940-1950 1/35

The Master GM-35-057 set is a high-quality modeling accessory dedicated to 1/35 scale military vehicle models. The complete set includes precisely crafted antennas corresponding to real antennas used in British field and vehicle radios WS No.19 (Wireless Set No.19), which were standard communication equipment for the British Army and allied units during 1940-1950.

These antennas were widely used on a variety of combat, engineering, and command vehicles, such as Cromwell, Churchill, and Sherman Firefly tanks, as well as Allied armored cars or armored personnel carriers during World War II and also in the postwar period by the British Army and Commonwealth forces during training exercises and local conflicts.

The presented antenna set is made from the highest quality metal, ensuring exceptional durability and an authentic reproduction of the characteristic length and shape. The construction offers a much higher level of detail compared to plastic or resin counterparts – the antennas do not bend permanently and retain proper rigidity even on the most demanding dioramas or display vehicles.

Product category: Accessories for 1/35 scale plastic model kits (metal parts, upgrade set).

• Set intended for models of all British, Allied, and Commonwealth vehicles from 1940-1950 equipped with the WS No.19 radio set.
• High quality craftsmanship – antennas made of steel or brass, providing historic accuracy.
• Perfect set for dioramas and vehicle conversions from the WWII and postwar periods.
• Low risk of damage and easy assembly to the model – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers.
• A product of the Polish manufacturer Master, renowned for perfection and historical accuracy of details.

This product is especially recommended for modelers who care about the realism of their military vehicles and reconstructions of events from the fronts of World War II and the postwar era. Ideal for collectors and participants of modeling competitions.

Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – requires only basic knowledge of modeling assembly techniques and care when working with metal parts.