The fabric cockpit seatbelts HGW 1:48 Sopwith Camel replace plastic or decal belts with faithful fabric parts of microtextile with photo-etched fittings.
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This is a detail set of cockpit seat belts, not a model of the airplane. It replaces flat plastic or decal belts with parts of real microtextile completed by photo-etched buckles. It is intended for models of the British fighter biplane the Sopwith Camel in 1:48 scale.
The Sopwith Camel was one of the most successful British fighters of the First World War. It was powered by a rotary engine and carried a pair of synchronized Vickers machine guns, whose fairing gave the airplane its nickname. It was difficult to fly because of the gyroscopic moment of the rotary engine, but in the hands of an experienced pilot it was among the most agile machines of its day. In its open cockpit the seat belts were clearly visible.
Choose the shade of the belt, cut the parts out along the marked line with a sharp knife and then shorten them to the length needed. Work the fabric briefly between your fingers so that it takes on natural folds, and thread it through the photo-etched buckles. Glue with PVA glue (white glue) and do not use super glue or any other aggressive glue, which could damage the fabric or the plastic.
This is not a complete model. The set does not contain glue, paints or a kit; it serves as an accessory to a base model.
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