E.T. Model P35-041 WWII US ARMY T1E1 "Earthworm" Mine Exploder (for Late M32B1 Hull) (3D Printed) 1/35

The E.T. Model P35-041 WWII US ARMY T1E1 "Earthworm" Mine Exploder (for Late M32B1 Hull) in 1/35 scale is a unique accessory set aimed at advanced modelers building armored military technology from the World War II era. This product has been created from the highest quality resin using modern 3D printing technology, which ensures exceptional detailing and faithfully captures the character of this prototype military vehicle.

The T1E1 "Earthworm" is an American mine exploder originating from an engineering project of the 1940s. Created on the basis of the M32B1 hull—an armored recovery vehicle converted from the Sherman tank—its task was to clear minefields ahead of the main armored assault. This device featured a massive, rotating structure with heavy components that detonated mines through mechanical pressure. Although the project never entered mass production and was used mainly during tests and field trials, the "Earthworm" remains a symbol of Allied engineering ingenuity during World War II.

The offered E.T. Model set is designed for compatibility with late M32B1 hull models in 1/35 scale. This product is intended exclusively for experienced modelers seeking unique additions to their collections or dioramas depicting Allied engineering operations. All components are made from 3D printed resin, which allows for extremely realistic structures and the replication of even the finest details of mechanical systems.

• Model scale: 1/35
• Country of use: United States of America
• Historical period: World War II (1944-1945)
• Material: high-quality resin, 3D printed
• Category: resin model made by 3D printing method – accessory set
• Compatibility: for models based on late M32B1 hull
• Extras: detailed parts, precise details thanks to 3D printing
• Assembly difficulty: 4/5

This specialist set is recommended for collectors of engineering vehicles and enthusiasts of unique military designs. With its excellent craftsmanship and the uniqueness of the subject, the E.T. Model P35-041 serves as a perfect basis for eye-catching dioramas and collector’s builds. Highly recommended for advanced modelers who appreciate historical accuracy and out-of-the-ordinary World War II projects.