Eduard 1:48 Go 242B seatbelts STEEL are pre-painted steel photo-etched seat belts for the cockpit of a model of the Gotha Go 242B transport glider in 1:48 scale. It is an accessory to a model, not a kit.
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This set from the Czech firm Eduard holds the seat belts alone and is aimed at the front part of the fuselage, at the crew compartment. On a transport glider that is a somewhat more interesting task than on a fighter: the cockpit is glazed over much of its area, and the interior is therefore far more visible once built than it is on an aircraft with a narrow canopy. The steel photo-etched parts are printed in color and need no painting.
The Gotha Go 242B is a transport glider of the period of the Second World War with a characteristic structure of two booms and a high-set tail surface. The rear part of the fuselage hinged open so that bulky cargo could be loaded. Given that the machine had no power of its own, the crew compartment was simple and uncluttered, and correctly executed details stand out in it all the more.
Because the cockpit is glazed, it pays to finish the interior before the fuselage is closed and the glazing fitted. Separate the belts with a scalpel, bend them over an edge and glue them with cyanoacrylate in spots. Steel holds a bend, so you can let a strap drape over the seat instead of lying flat. Mask and paint the glazing right at the end, so that no overspray gets into the cockpit.
This is an accessory, not a model. The base kit, glue and paints are not included in the package. Eduard offers sets of other extents for this subject as well; they are told apart by the exact designation of the particular series.
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