RT-Diorama 35908 Window No.: 5 (3 pcs) 1/35 – MDF windows for dioramas

RT-Diorama 35908 Window No.: 5 (3 pcs) 1/35 is a proposal for modelers seeking unique details to enhance dioramas and layouts in the popular 1/35 scale. The product includes three laser-cut windows made from high-quality 2 mm thick MDF board. Each window features realistic dimensions of 63.5 mm x 32 mm, ensuring a precise recreation of architectural elements for both historical and modern models.

The windows in this set are designed for a realistic reproduction of buildings' architecture from the Second World War period and later conflicts, both European and global. Thanks to their universal form, they are perfect for recreating urban battle scenes, ruined houses, and civilian structures used in dioramas depicting both Western and Eastern fronts.

• Scale: 1/35 – the ideal scale for military and historical modeling
• Country of use: the set is universal – suitable for many European historical locations as well as contemporary scenes
• Material: precision MDF board (2 mm thickness), laser-cut for maximum accuracy and durability
• Set: includes 3 pieces of Window Type No. 5 with dimensions 63.5 mm x 32 mm
• Category: diorama accessories, architectural elements for scale models, modeling accessories

The MDF windows from RT-Diorama are characterized by exceptional manufacturing quality, ease of painting and assembly. The material takes acrylic and enamel paints very well, making it easy to achieve realistic effects of wear, aging, and damage typical for war scenes. Excellent as an addition to plaster, resin, or plastic buildings.

The product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers seeking durable, well-detailed architectural pieces. It also works perfectly for scratchbuild projects and restored dioramas. We rate the assembly difficulty at level 2 on a scale of 1-5, thanks to the simplicity of combining MDF with other modeling materials.

RT-Diorama 35908 Window No.: 5 (3 pcs) 1/35 is a distinctive addition for every diorama enthusiast, allowing you to achieve a professional final result and emphasize the historical character of your scene.