Quinta Studio QD35081 is a professional 3D set designed to upgrade the interior of the Opel Kadett K38 model vehicle in 1/35 scale, dedicated for ICM model kits. This innovative detail set is aimed at enthusiasts of historical vehicles from the World War II era who wish to accurately recreate the interior details of the iconic German passenger car.

Historical overview of the Opel Kadett K38 model

The Opel Kadett K38 was produced in Germany between 1937 and 1940. This compact car served primarily as a civilian and military vehicle within the Wehrmacht and other Third Reich services during World War II. The Kadett K38 was distinguished by its modern design for the time, practicality, and economy, which contributed to its widespread use both at the front lines and in the rear. Its most notable areas of service included the Western and Eastern fronts, as well as various logistical services of the German army.

Main product features:

• Dedicated interior set for the Opel Kadett K38 model in 1/35 scale.
• Produced with 3D printing technology; all elements are factory pre-coloured.
• Printed on decal-type paper – for easy application onto the model.
• Ready-to-use kit, does not require painting or advanced processing.
• Rich in detail – realistic appearance of the instrument cluster, upholstery textures, dashboard, and door panel details.
• Exceptional historical accuracy and dimensional compatibility with the ICM model.

Category and materials

This product belongs to the category: 3D interior accessory (3D decal). The elements are made from high-quality materials using advanced 3D printing technology, with full color and detail reproduction. The stickers are mounted on a special, durable decal paper.

Why choose this set?

The Quinta Studio QD35081 set is an excellent choice for both beginner and intermediate modellers – the assembly difficulty is rated at 1 on a scale of 1-5. It enables you to instantly enhance the realism of your Opel Kadett K38 model's interior without the need for time-consuming painting or varnishing of small details. It is also a great choice for collectors displaying models with open interiors or in World War II dioramas.