The F-15A / F-15C early / F-15J early interior 3D decal 1:48 from Quinta Studio is a set of color 3D decals with a three-dimensional relief for the cockpit of the early Eagles. It is designed for the Hasegawa plastic kit. It is not a model.
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This item is neither a kit nor an aircraft model: it is a detail accessory for the cockpit. This set of 3D decals from Quinta Studio replaces the painting and the photo-etched parts of the pilot's compartment of the American McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle fighter in the early F-15A, F-15C and Japanese F-15J versions in 1:48 scale. It is shaped for the plastic F-15 kit from Hasegawa.
A 3D decal combines a decal with 3D printing: it has real thickness and a three-dimensional relief, so the instruments, levers, switches and even the stitching of the belts stand proud and cast a shadow. The part is finished in color beforehand, so painting the fine instrument panel falls away.
The F-15 Eagle is an American twin-engine air superiority fighter. The early A and C versions (and the Japanese F-15J built under license) still had an analog instrument panel with conventional dials, and it is exactly that panel this set reproduces faithfully.
Remove the molded suggestion of the instruments from the cockpit plastic, so that the decal beds onto a flat surface. Use a slower-drying glue to give yourself time to position it; the small pieces are fragile, so work with tweezers. Do not use a decal softener or a decal fixer, as they attack the printed resin. Finish the cockpit before closing the fuselage.
This is a detail accessory for modelers, not a kit. The model, glue and paints are not included in the package.
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