E.T. Model E35-255 WWI Peugeot 1917 750 cc 2 cyl Motorcycle (For MENG HS-005) (1/35) is a high-quality photo-etched accessory set dedicated to the 1:35 scale World War I Peugeot 1917 750 cc motorcycle model produced by MENG (HS-005). This product is a real treat for advanced modelers who wish to accurately replicate the details of a historic military vehicle.

The Peugeot 750 cc 2-cylinder motorcycle was one of the most important vehicles of its type used during World War I by the French army. It served as a fast means of transportation for communications and reconnaissance, providing greater mobility than classic horse-drawn vehicles. For instance, this machine was widely used on the Western Front between 1917 and 1918, and its reliability and ability to handle difficult terrain were highly appreciated by soldiers. The motorcycle entered service in 1917 and was used by the French until the end of the conflict and in the post-war period by various military services.

The E.T. Model set is made from the highest quality photo-etched brass, allowing for the recreation of extremely realistic and detailed elements such as: finely crafted engine covers, handles, frame and equipment details, as well as precise lamp and drivetrain components. Thanks to the use of metal sheet, the modeler can significantly enhance the realism and details of their model. The set does not include resin or plastic parts – it is a complete collection of photo-etched add-ons, which can be used instead of or in addition to the original plastic parts from the MENG set.

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: photo-etched brass
• Category: photo-etched accessories for plastic scale models
• Dedicated to: MENG HS-005

This product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who want to elevate their model to a new level of realism. Using the E.T. Model E35-255 set allows you to give your model historical authenticity and a perfect finish, which is especially important for collectors and diorama enthusiasts focused on the World War I era. Suggested assembly difficulty level – level 4/5, due to the small size and the need for precise bending and gluing of photo-etched parts.