1:48 Fokker EV-DVIII 3D-Printed & coloured Interior on decal paper (Eduard)

Fokker E.V / D.VIII – a color 3D interior 1:48 (Quinta Studio)

The accessory contains three-dimensional interior elements, colored at the factory, printed by 3D printing and carried on decal paper. It is not a kit but a detailing set for the cockpit of a plastic model of the German Fokker E.V fighter high-wing monoplane (later redesignated the D.VIII) in 1:48 scale. The parts are thicker than ordinary decals and combine the relief of resin with the easy application of color photo-etch.

The real subject

The Fokker E.V, redesignated the D.VIII, was a German fighter high-wing monoplane from the very close of the First World War, with a wooden wing structure and a rotary engine. Its simple but characteristic open cockpit with instruments and belts is a rewarding target for detailing.

Use

• Cut the part out, immerse it briefly in lukewarm water and slide it off the backing like a decal. On these parts a decal softener or a decal fixer is not used, as they would attack the printed resin.
• Seat it on the matching area of the cockpit; secure thicker parts with a small amount of glue.
• The pre-colored instruments and belts usually need no further painting.

Who it is for

For modelers of First World War aircraft who want a faithful and accurately colored cockpit without the laborious painting of small details.

The accessory does not contain the kit itself. Paints, glue and other parts are not included, unless stated otherwise.