Master GM-35-056 Antena do brytyjskiego radia WS No.11 1/35 – addon for WWII British Army vehicles

Introducing the Master GM-35-056 antenna designed for the British WS No.11 radio in 1/35 scale. This precision aftermarket accessory is dedicated to modelers building military vehicles used by the British Army between 1938 and 1942, a key period of World War II and the end of the interwar period. The antenna was specially designed to replicate the distinctive communication equipment found on vehicles such as the famous Universal Carrier, Humber armored car, or the Morris CDSW trucks used by the British Army.

The WS No.11 radio was the basic medium-range communication device in British combat and transport vehicles from 1938 on, serving during campaigns in Western Europe as well as North Africa. High-quality communications were crucial for effective combat operations, and a precisely-made, correctly-sized antenna ensured communication between units. The Master replica offers a unique opportunity to enhance the authenticity of your British vehicle models from this era.

• Product scale: 1/35 – fits the most popular military vehicle models in this scale.
• Country of use: United Kingdom, World War II (1939–1945) and the directly preceding years (1938–1942).
• Application: Combat vehicles, trucks, carriers, and armored cars of the British Army.
• Material: Part made of precisely machined metal for maximum durability and detail.
• Packaging content: Set includes one antenna dedicated to the WS No.11 radio – ideal for installation on plastic and resin models.
• Category: Modeling accessories, 1/35 aftermarket parts (metal details).

Why do we recommend the Master GM-35-056? This accessory is dedicated to both advanced and intermediate modelers who want to significantly enrich their projects with historical accuracy. Easy assembly and precise workmanship ensure satisfaction during the build process. The antenna will be especially appreciated by fans of World War II vehicles who want to add credibility to the communication equipment on their replicas.

Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – easy to install, requires basic modeling skills.