Eduard 35154 Blitz 3(t) type S 1/35 Italeri – Photo-etched Part Set for Military Truck Scale Model

The Eduard 35154 Blitz 3(t) type S 1/35 Italeri is a high-quality photo-etched parts set (PE fret) designed to replicate the German military truck Opel Blitz 3(t) type S in 1:35 scale, dedicated for the Italeri plastic model. This set was created for the most demanding modelers, who value perfect reproduction of vehicle details from the Second World War era.

The Opel Blitz 3 ton type S truck was the primary means of transport for the German army during World War II. Utilized by the Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe, and other formations from 1937 up until the end of the conflict in 1945, it played a key role in campaigns such as the Battle of France, North Africa, and the Eastern Front. Valued for its universality and ease of repair, it enabled the transport of soldiers, supplies, and equipment on all fronts of the conflict.

The Eduard PE fret is designed for the Italeri plastic model, renowned for its accurate depiction of the vehicle's silhouette. The photo-etched parts are made from high-grade metal sheets, ensuring superb detail sharpness and ease of handling. The set includes, among others:

• driver's cab details (dashboard, pedals, handles)
• wipers, headlight frames, grips, and latches
• hinges and detailed body components
• detailed cargo platform and chassis mechanical parts

This is a photo-etched metal set dedicated to intermediate and advanced modelers who want to fully exploit the Italeri model’s potential. The difficulty level is rated at 3/5 – precision and experience with metal parts are required, but the included clear step-by-step instructions will help even ambitious hobbyists with assembly.

This set is an excellent choice for modelers wishing to increase the realism of their historical vehicle models from WWII, taking the quality of detail reproduction to the next level.

Category: photo-etched parts for 1/35 scale plastic models

We recommend this product to all historical modeling enthusiasts, fans of German military technology, and WWII vehicle collectors for whom every detail matters, no matter how minute.