A jack with a bracket in 1:35 scale is a small resin set with etched metal that replaces the simplified tools on the fender of German wartime vehicles.
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The jack was part of the equipment carried by almost all German fighting vehicles, and yet in kits it tends to be dismissed with a coarse molding. This small set from the Italian brand Royal Model replaces it with a faithful resin copy, including the clamping bracket, complemented by etched metal. In itself it is not a model; it belongs on a vehicle that is already assembled.
The heavy screw jack on German vehicles was called the Wagenheber and was usually carried on the rear or on a fender, clamped with metal straps. The crew needed it when changing road wheels and when repairing a broken track in the field. It is exactly such small things that make the difference between a clean kit and a credible-looking vehicle.
Prepare the small castings over a mat with a raised edge, so that they do not jump off into the carpet. Separate the casting remains with a saw right at the start, clean the part and hold it with tweezers while gluing. The metal parts come out well in a darker steel shade with a light rub of graphite; the wooden part will take oil glazes.
The vehicle, paints and glue are not supplied. The jack is a finishing touch that it is sensible to seat only after the hull is painted, so that it does not break off during handling.
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