An Eduard photo-etched set for the interior of the Spitfire Mk.II model in 1:32 scale. Metal parts where plastic is too thick.
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Photo-etched parts from thin metal sheet, intended for the interior of the Spitfire Mk.II model in 1:32 scale. The etch solves what injection-molded plastic cannot: sheet metal shapes, brackets and small controls have a thickness in the cockpit that a plastic molding can never reach. In a large scale the cockpit is clearly visible even with the canopy closed, so work on the interior is not wasted.
The Spitfire Mk.II followed on from the first production version and served with British fighter squadrons from the fall of 1940. It was powered by the Rolls-Royce Merlin V12 engine and differed from its predecessor mainly in the engine and its accessories; the shape of the airframe and the elliptical wing stayed the same.
Prepare a hard surface, a sharp blade and tweezers with fine tips. Cut the parts off, do not tear them. Make the bend along the marked score line, ideally in a bending tool, otherwise between two blades or under a steel ruler. Where the etch is to replace a plastic detail, cut the original raised part off and sand the area flat. Wash the metal before painting, degrease it and coat it with primer; without that the paint does not hold on the smooth surface and rubs off during further handling.
For builders of aircraft models in large scales who want to take the cockpit beyond the level of a box build. The model, paints and glue are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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