MiniArt 35613 Fuel & Oil Drums 1930-50s 1/35

MiniArt 35613 Fuel & Oil Drums 1930-50s 1/35 is a high-quality plastic model kit designed for dioramas, historical scenes, and for expanding collections of vehicles and figures in 1/35 scale. This product features fuel and oil drums from the 1930s to the 1950s—highly characteristic elements for scenes related to World War II, the interwar period, and the immediate post-war years.

The set is based on historical documentation and includes precisely reproduced models of standard-type barrels as well as various lid and detail variants. Thanks to this, modelers can achieve highly realistic visual effects in any diorama—whether depicting World War II fronts in Europe, post-war airfields, or technical workshops.

• Category: plastic model kit – diorama accessories
• Scale: 1/35 – compatible with most military and civilian vehicle and figure sets
• Material: high-quality polystyrene plastic ensuring easy processing and assembly precision
• Country of use: the set reflects barrels commonly used by the German army, Soviet army, Allied forces, as well as civilian services, mainly in Europe and on both the Eastern and Western Fronts
• Period of use: 1930-1950 – interwar period, World War II, early post-war era
• The set contains different types of closures and details, allowing you to make both new and heavily used or damaged barrels
• Sprues made with high detail; no photo-etched parts required
• The set does not include glue or paints—we recommend dedicated modeling preparations for the best result

MiniArt 35613 Fuel & Oil Drums 1930-50s 1/35 is recommended for both experienced modelers and those just starting to build dioramas. We rate the assembly difficulty at 2/5—the kit is easy to work with, but care is required when assembling small details. Thanks to these accessories, any scene will gain an authentic, realistic character and will help your models stand out at modeling competitions. This product is perfect for military modelers’ collections and as equipment for workshops and warehouses from the World War II or post-war era.