Copper State Models A35-007 PE for Modele 1914 (Type ED) 1/35 is a high-quality photo-etched parts set dedicated to 1/35 scale models representing the French armored car Modele 1914, also known as Type ED. This set was created by the renowned company Copper State Models, known for its attention to historical detail and high-quality model accessories.

The Modele 1914 (Type ED) armored car was one of the first vehicles of its kind used by the French Army during World War I. It was employed from 1914 mainly for reconnaissance missions, escorting convoys, and supporting infantry on the Western Front. The Modele 1914 was distinguished by its characteristic silhouette with riveted armor and was operated by the French military throughout the course of World War I, as well as in policing operations during the interwar period.

The presented photo-etched parts set is made of high-grade brass sheet, ensuring maximum durability and precision in replicating even the finest details that cannot be achieved with classic plastic injection modeling techniques. Here you will find small armor details, handles, minor mechanical and external elements, which you have to cut out and mount yourself, making your Modele 1914 (Type ED) model truly unique and historically accurate.

• Scale: 1/35 – compatible with popular plastic armored car models of this type
• Country of use: France
• Historical period: World War I (1914-1918), interwar period
• Material: photo-etched brass elements (PE - photo etched)
• Category: plastic model accessories – set of photo-etched parts
• Advantages: highest detail precision, ability to make your model stand out at exhibitions and modeling competitions
• Difficulty level: 4/5 – recommended for experienced modelers who already have experience working with photo-etched parts

We recommend this set to modelers seeking a unique, realistic final effect and wishing to elevate their Modele 1914 (Type ED) 1/35 model to a higher level of historical accuracy. It's an excellent choice for modeling competitions and for expanding your own collection of World War I vehicles.