Matho Models Manhole Covers (1/35) 35031
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SKU: MAT35031
MPN: 35031
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Matho Models 1/35 Manhole Covers
Add finely detailed manhole covers to your 1/35 modelling projects with this photo-etch set from Matho Models. The set contains one photo-etch fret with eight highly detailed manhole covers and three small indicator plates.
This set includes four manhole cover types, with two examples of each design. This gives you a useful selection of individual covers to add varied surface detail to a 1/35 scene, rather than repeating a single design throughout a project.
Eight Manhole Covers in Four Designs
The set contains eight manhole covers in total, divided across four different types. With two of each type, the set provides matching pairs and enough variety to create a more interesting arrangement when using several covers in the same modelling project.
The manhole covers are highly detailed photo-etched parts, making them ideal for adding fine surface detail where the individual cover designs will remain visible. Their 1/35 scale also makes them a useful finishing detail for projects where small features can make a noticeable contribution to the completed scene.
Additional Indicator Plates
Alongside the eight manhole covers, the fret includes three small indicator plates. These provide additional individual details that can be incorporated into the same 1/35 project as the covers.
The complete fret therefore provides 11 separate details: eight manhole covers and three indicator plates. The four different manhole cover designs let you distribute the pieces throughout a scene while retaining visual variety, and the matching pairs let you repeat a particular design where needed.
As a compact photo-etch detailing set, Matho Models Manhole Covers provides a straightforward way to introduce a selection of finely rendered manhole cover designs and small indicator plates to a 1/35 project. With four cover types, each represented twice on the fret, the set offers flexibility in placing these distinctive surface details across the finished scene.






