Camo net type 4 for Dioramas in Scales1:48, 1:35 Metallic Details MD3519

Metallic Details MD3519 is a photo-etched camo net set for diorama use in 1/35–1/48. The fine cut pattern helps create a realistic “net texture” that can be draped over vehicles, crates, or simple frames to add layered surface detail without bulky fabric weave.

The sheet size is 93 × 145 mm, giving enough area for partial covers, folded sections, or multiple smaller pieces in one scene. This is an accessory set (no model kit included).

Camo netting is a common field and storage-area detail that adds depth and breaks up flat silhouettes in a display. In scale, it works well as a soft-looking overlay on otherwise rigid shapes, especially when you vary folds and tension across the surface.

For modelers: before painting, shape the photo-etch gradually—start with gentle curves, then add sharper folds only where the net would catch on edges. Test-fit on the model or a simple wire/frame support, and keep attachment points small so the net still looks “light.” Prime the metal before color coats to help paint grip and avoid bare-metal shine on high spots.

• Subject: Camo net type 4 (diorama netting)
• Variant / Family: single photo-etched sheet (net pattern)
• Scale: 1/35 (also written as 1:35)
• Product type: Photo-Etched Set
• Type of equipment: Diorama
• Recommended kit: Universal (diorama accessory)
• Manufacturer: Metallic Details
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Photo-etched metal
• SKU: MD3519

FAQ

Which scales does this camo net suit?

It is intended for dioramas in the 1/35 to 1/48 range. The same sheet can look different depending on how tightly it is folded and how much of the pattern is visible.

How can I make the net look naturally draped?

Work in stages: form broad curves first, then add smaller bends where the net would hang from corners or supports. Re-check the fit often so the pattern follows the surface without springing back.

Should I paint it before or after installing it?

Either approach works. Many builders prime and basecoat first, then attach and do final shading and highlights in place to match the surrounding surfaces.

This item is part of Metallic Details and belongs to Aftermarket and Diorama. For scene-building options, browse Armor, Figures 1/35, and Figures 1/48.