RT-Diorama 35512 Cinderblocks No.2 1/35 is a unique set of elements designed for building model dioramas in the popular 1/35 scale. The product consists of highly detailed concrete blocks replicated in the form of cinderblocks, which perfectly capture the appearance of classic blocks used in both civilian and military construction throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. The set is made of high-quality 2 mm plywood, precisely cut using modern laser cutting technology, which ensures sharp detail and perfect consistency of each element.

The "cinderblock" type of block first came into common use in many countries at the beginning of the 20th century, reaching its peak popularity in the post-war era, especially during the Cold War and in modern times. Their characteristic rectangular, hollow form was a typical sight in both civilian and military areas—from construction sites to barricades, trenches, or cover elements in dioramas depicting local conflicts and urban skirmishes. The blocks from this set are perfect for recreating scenes from armed conflicts such as the wars in Iraq, Syria, or contemporary NATO military exercises.

• Scale: 1/35 — the most popular scale for military and civilian dioramas, guaranteeing compatibility with most vehicle models, figures, and accessories.
• High quality: laser-cut elements from 2 mm plywood — durable, aesthetic, and easy to paint or further modify.
• Application: perfect for modern, post-war, urban conflict, and civilian scene dioramas.
• Product category: Laser-cut element for diorama construction.
• Manufacturer: RT-Diorama — a renowned company specializing in high-quality diorama accessories.

We recommend the RT-Diorama 35512 Cinderblocks No.2 1/35 set for both beginner and advanced modelers who want to enrich their dioramas with realistic architectural elements. The product is simple to use and allows you to achieve an impressive look even with little experience — we rate the assembly difficulty as 1/5. With this set, your dioramas will reach a new level of realism and professionalism.