Small kits benefit disproportionately from these packages. A 1:72 cockpit as moulded is a shallow tub with a decal; etched parts give it a floor, sidewall boxes, a harness and an instrument panel you can read, while the masks keep the narrow canopy framing sharp. Everything in a Big Ed bundle is cut for one named boxing, so the suffix in the title matters as much as the aircraft type. Expect to work with a magnifier at this size, and expect a level of detail nobody looks for in seventy-second scale.
Seventy-second is the most widely tooled aviation scale, so the list of candidate airframes is enormous: look through 1:72 aircraft kits for ideas. To add a resin engine or weapons alongside the etch, see Big Sin 1:72 sets. Every package in the range sits together under Big Ed.
