German tool clamps, early type, 1:35 from BSK Model: printed resin clamps in the easy-assembly version. An accessory for a model, not a kit.
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Shovels, pickaxes, crowbars and spare track links are held on the fenders of German vehicles by metal clamps with a folding catch. The molded plastic part is usually simplified into a rectangular bump. This set brings clamps made by 3D printing in resin, on which the shape of the catch and the attachment to the sheet metal are visible. The version designated as easy assembly means that the parts are prepared so that they are better to work with than the classic photo-etch, which has to be bent. It is an accessory for a model, not a kit of a vehicle.
German vehicles of the Second World War carried their tools on the outside, on the hull and on the fenders, because there was no room inside. The clamps changed during the war: the early version differs from the late one in the shape of the catch as well as in the way it locks. That difference is exactly what decides which period of a vehicle the set belongs to, and anyone who takes an interest in German vehicles will notice it.
Cut the parts off the supports with a sharp scalpel and level the faces with a fine file, doing the sanding with your airways protected. They are glued with cyanoacrylate. First cut the original molded plastic clamps away and smooth the surface, otherwise the new clamps will stand off. Measure out the position according to the kit instructions, so that the tools sit where they belong.
The set is supplied unassembled and unpainted. Glue, paints and accessories are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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