Copper State Models AE32-004 Work bench with vice 1/32 is a high-quality, detailed resin model representing a classic workshop workbench with a solid vice, faithfully reproduced in precise 1/32 scale. This product is designed to enhance dioramas, layouts, and advanced modeling displays—especially those recreating military or civilian workshops from World War I or the early 20th century.

Purpose and historical application:
Workshop tables with vices were a common sight at airbases, mechanic workshops, and repair points on battlefields across Europe during World War I. France, the United Kingdom, Germany, and the United States—the leading countries involved in the conflict—equipped both their mobile and stationary workshops with such furniture. This type of table witnessed both the fabrication of components and repairs of aircraft or vehicles, thus it was an essential part of the technical support facilities for all frontline and rear units.

• Model scale: 1/32
• Category: Resin model made using the casting method
• Countries of use: France, United Kingdom, Germany, United States (World War I)
• Historical period: World War I, interwar period
• Material: high-quality resin (polyester resin ensuring sharp details)
• Special features: realistically replicated vice, finely crafted wood grain and metal fittings
• The set does not include tools, cans, or accessories—allowing you to personalize the bench according to your own modeling preferences
• For self-painting (paints and glue not included; use of acrylic or enamel paints recommended)
• Build difficulty: 1/5 (easy assembly, recommended for beginner modelers as well)

We recommend the Copper State Models AE32-004 Work bench with vice 1/32 both to modelers building historical dioramas and to creators of workshop scenes beyond strictly military contexts. Thanks to its versatile use, high casting quality, and ease of assembly, this model will perform perfectly in any modeling workshop—suitable for those just starting their adventure with dioramas as well as advanced collectors looking for the highest level of detail.