Discover the professional Eureka XXL LH-Z Metal Wire Ropes Set 8×500mm (LH-00 to LH-07), created especially for demanding military and civilian modelers. The set includes 8 copper wires, each with a different diameter and 50 cm length, allowing for precise adaptation to various vehicles in modeling scales such as 1/35, 1/24, 1/48, and other popular sizes. Thanks to the wide range of available thicknesses (LH-00 to LH-07), the set is perfect as a realistic detail for dioramas, tank models, armored vehicles, trucks, and civilian vehicles, representing periods from World War I, through World War II, up to modern times.

The main material of the wires is high-quality copper, which ensures excellent plasticity, easy shaping, and high durability. The wires are very precisely made, perfectly imitating the original steel ropes used in military and civilian vehicles. Their natural metallic shine contributes to an ultra-realistic effect in the finished model. The set does not include any additional elements such as tips or resin or metal details – these are raw wires only, which the modeler can freely cut, shape, and paint, adjusting them to the specifics of their project.

• Category: Model Accessories – Metal Tow Cables
• Set: 8 wires of different thicknesses (each 500 mm long)
• Material: Copper
• Intended use: Plastic models, resin models, and dioramas in various scales (1/35, 1/24, 1/48, etc.)
• Universal application: All historical periods and modern times
• Easy processing and modeling

This set is recommended for both beginner and advanced modelers. Thanks to its ease of use and high-quality workmanship, the product enables quick and precise addition of extra details to models, increasing their realism and visual effect. Difficulty level: 1/5 – user-friendly even for those taking their first steps in the world of modeling.

If you want to give your military or civilian models a unique character and increase the level of detail, the Eureka XXL LH-Z Metal Wire Ropes Set 8×500mm is an accessory that should be in your workshop!