Eduard TP514 German Infantry Grenades WWII 1/35

Eduard TP514 German Infantry Grenades WWII 1/35 – detailed model accessories set

Eduard TP514 German Infantry Grenades WWII 1/35 is a high-quality set of model accessories intended for modelers building dioramas and models in 1/35 scale. The product was created by the renowned Czech company Eduard, known for the highest quality military model add-ons. The set includes precisely crafted components representing German infantry grenades from World War II, designed to complement or enhance models and dioramas featuring Wehrmacht or Waffen SS soldiers.

Purpose and Historical Use

The accessories represent historical German hand grenades, including the famous Stielhandgranate 24 (commonly known as the "stick grenade"), as well as classic fragmentation grenades used by German units during World War II (years 1939–1945). These weapons were commonly used on all fronts by German infantry units – during the French campaign, operations in the Soviet Union, in North Africa, and during the final phase of the war in Europe. The realistic reproduction of these elements adds extra realism to any model.

Technical Specification and Contents

• Scale: 1/35
• Category: photo-etched model accessories
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich)
• Period: World War II
• Material: high-quality thin photo-etched metal
• Contents: hand grenade details, carrying straps, mounting details
• Set does not include glue or paints

Advantages of the Eduard TP514 Set

The use of photo-etched parts allows for a level of detail and realism unparalleled in traditional plastic kits. The parts look excellent on figures and military equipment, enhancing the finish of dioramas and models. Thanks to thin metal sheets, you can achieve a very authentic effect, especially in areas where detail and delicacy of shape are required, such as handles, pins, or grenade straps.

This product is dedicated to experienced modelers who seek the highest level of detail and realistic visual effects. Difficulty level: 3/5. The set requires precision and basic skills in assembling photo-etched details. It is an excellent choice for those building historical dioramas and collectors of German models from World War II.