Eduard 35236 Bedford QL 1/35 Italeri – Photo-Etched Set for Model

The Eduard 35236 Bedford QL 1/35 photo-etched set is dedicated to the Bedford QL military truck model in 1:35 scale, produced by Italeri. This precisely manufactured set significantly enhances the realism of the plastic model by introducing numerous details that are difficult to achieve with the standard components of the base kit.

Technical information:

• Intended for: Italeri plastic model – Bedford QL 1/35 scale
• Material: Photo-etched sheets made of high-quality stainless steel
• Set contents: 2 sheets of photo-etched parts, assembly instructions
• Manufacturer: Eduard (Czech Republic)

Historical description of the vehicle:

The Bedford QL is a series of military trucks extensively used by the British during World War II (1941-1945). Designed in the United Kingdom by Vauxhall Motors, the vehicle was used on both the Western Front and in North Africa, supporting the logistics of the British Armed Forces and allied countries. Bedford QL trucks were crucial for transporting soldiers, equipment, and ammunition during operations such as the Normandy landings and the battles in Tunisia.

Additions and application:

• Allows you to make details such as: wipers, handles, locks, headlight guards, steps, cargo bed elements, tie-down straps, and parts of the cabin interior.
• The set greatly enhances the model’s appearance, making it more historically accurate and faithful to the original.
• The use of photo-etching technology enables the creation of very thin, realistic elements.

Product category:

Category: Photo-etched detail set for plastic scale models

Recommendation and difficulty level

The Eduard 35236 product is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who already have experience working with photo-etched parts and wish to achieve a high level of realism in their model. Due to the precision required for detailing, we rate the difficulty level at 4/5. An excellent choice for military modeling enthusiasts and those interested in reconstructing World War II historical vehicles.