Big Ed 1:32 sets exploit the one thing large-scale aircraft have in abundance: visible surface. At this size a viewer looks straight into the cockpit, so etched instrument bezels, rudder pedals and seat harness read clearly, and the masks deal with canopy glazing broad enough to be awkward to mask by hand. As with the rest of the range, each package is cut for one specific boxing, so the only thing to check before ordering is which firm made the kit on your bench.
Thirty-second scale is where the cockpit is on open display, and etched parts earn more here than in any smaller format. Still choosing the airframe? Browse 1:32 aircraft kits first. For resin engines and weapons in the same scale the route is Big Sin 1:32 sets, and every package in the range, smaller scales included, is listed under Big Ed.
