Master GM-72-019 German WWII 1,4m rod antenna (for Fu 7 radio set) (1pc) 1/72 is a precisely crafted metal rod antenna faithfully replicating the original German 1.4-meter radio antenna used in Fu 7 radio sets during World War II. The product is designed for 1/72 scale models and serves as an excellent, realistic detail, dedicated especially to German armored vehicles and command vehicles from the years 1939-1945.

• Scale: 1/72 – dedicated to collectors and modelers building military vehicles from this period, who value maximum realism and attention to the smallest details.
• Country of use: Germany – the antenna was used by the German armed forces in military vehicles (mainly tanks, armored personnel carriers, command vehicles) equipped with Fu 7 radio stations.
• Historical period: World War II – the antenna was commonly installed in German vehicles in the years 1939-1945, e.g., during the campaign in France, in battles on the Eastern Front, or in desert warfare in Africa.
• Material: High-quality precisely turned metal (brass) – the product features high durability and resistance to wear, as well as a realistic appearance unattainable with plastic antennas. The set includes one antenna, ready for assembly.
• Product category: Modeling accessory – metal detail for plastic model kits, designed for professional model finishing.
• Why choose it? Master GM-72-019 is a unique product for advanced and intermediate modelers who wish to faithfully replicate historic vehicle details. Thanks to this antenna, you can substantially enhance the realism of any replica without the need to painstakingly turn or build the antenna by hand.
• Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – installation is not difficult, simply replace the plastic component included in kits with the metal antenna, taking care to choose the right place and glue with precision.

The Master GM-72-019 German WWII 1,4m rod antenna proves indispensable as an accessory for models used in dioramas and collections of Wehrmacht, Kriegsmarine, or Luftwaffe vehicles from the World War II era. Highly recommended for all modelers who focus on authenticity of execution and the durability of the applied details.