MiniArt 49006 OIL & PETROL CANS 1930-40s 1/48 is a unique accessory set for modelers, perfectly complementing dioramas and vehicle models in 1:48 scale. This product is a plastic model kit designed for enthusiasts who want to recreate realistic scenes from the 1930s and 1940s. Accessories of this kind were a characteristic element of logistical support both in the interwar period and during World War II. Various fuel and oil cans were essential in automotive and aviation workshops, as well as in the equipment of military units in many countries, including Germany, Great Britain, the USSR, and the United States.

The MiniArt 49006 set stands out for its high level of detail – it includes as many as 36 models of oil and petrol cans in different shapes and sizes typical for this period. You will find both classic metal jerry cans, barrels, and smaller containers – all crafted with attention to detail that will impress even advanced modelers. The set also includes a decal sheet with historical markings and photo-etched parts, which significantly enhance the realism of the final effect. This allows for a perfect reproduction of details such as closures, handles, and manufacturer's emblems, all in accordance with historical originals.

• Scale: 1/48
• Historical period: 1930s–1940s, interwar period, World War II
• Countries of use: European and Allied countries (Germany, Great Britain, USA, USSR, and others)
• Category: plastic accessory model kit
• Contents: 36 can models, decal sheet, photo-etched parts
• Material: high-quality plastic, metal photo-etched extras
• Set does not include glue or paints

The MiniArt 49006 OIL & PETROL CANS 1930-40s 1/48 product is especially recommended for modelers building dioramas with military and civilian vehicles from the World War II era, as well as for collectors who pay attention to authentic historical details. The assembly difficulty of this set is rated at 2/5 – it is suitable for both intermediate and more experienced modelers, especially those who want to refine their skills in working with photo-etched parts and decals. It is a great way to enrich diorama scenery, adding depth and a unique period atmosphere.