RB Model 35D15 WW II Wooden bridge Price for single module 1/35

RB Model 35D15 WW II Wooden Bridge is a top-quality modular wooden bridge in 1/35 scale, designed by the renowned Polish manufacturer RB Model. This product is dedicated to modelers building dioramas or historical layouts, especially from the World War II period. Each module constitutes a solid segment of the bridge structure, allowing you to freely adjust the bridge length to your individual modeling project requirements.

The model is based on historical wooden bridge constructions that were widely used during World War II (1939-1945) on both the Eastern and Western fronts, mainly by the German army, the Soviet army, and Allied forces. Such bridges served for the crossing of military vehicles, tanks, and infantry over rivers and terrain obstacles in combat conditions. Most often, they were built in the field by engineers on military supply routes as well as in areas of offensives and retreats.

The RB Model 35D15 is made from authentic wood, which accurately reproduces the texture and natural grain pattern, appreciated by even the most demanding modelers. The individual elements are precisely cut, ensuring smooth assembly and a high-quality final appearance. The natural material allows for easy painting, pigment application, and weathering effects to achieve spectacular realism.

• Scale: 1/35
• Historical period: World War II (WWII)
• Materials: high-quality wood
• Applications: dioramas, layouts, historical scenes, military vehicle models
• Category: wooden diorama/modeling module
• Countries of use: Germany, USSR, United States, United Kingdom, and other Allied nations
• Compatibility: all vehicle and figure models in 1/35 scale
• Build difficulty: 2/5 (easy assembly, even for beginner modelers)

RB Model 35D15 WW II Wooden Bridge is the perfect choice for anyone who wants to enrich their war dioramas with a unique and authentic bridge structure. We recommend this product to both beginners and advanced modelers – it allows you to easily add an impressive and historically accurate element to any World War II scene.