A set of seat restraint belts for a model of the Blackburn Buccaneer S.2B and S.2C in 1:72 scale, cut for Airfix kits.
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The Blackburn Buccaneer was a British two-seat attack aircraft built for flight at low altitude. It had a robust airframe, a folding nose and a crew seated in a pair of seats one behind the other. The designations S.2B and S.2C distinguish variants of the later S.2 series, which differed in equipment and armament. It lasted several decades in service.
The set holds the seat restraint belts for 1:72 scale and is cut for Airfix kits. The belts are the detail that decides credibility in a cockpit: an empty seat taken out of the mold looks like a piece of plastic, whereas a seat with the belts draped over it gains depth and shadow. The exact list of items and their placing is given in the manufacturer's instructions.
In 1:72 scale the items are really tiny, so get fine-tipped tweezers, good light and a light-colored surface on which nothing gets lost. Finish the seats first and let the paint dry, degrease the area and only then seat the belts. Before application, check in the manufacturer's instructions whether the items are self-adhesive and choose your procedure accordingly. Try everything dry first. Lead the belts the way the crew would have left them lying, that is over the edge of the seat and the seat back.
It suits a modeler who is building the cockpit with the canopy slid back, and equally anyone who wants the interior worked out even at a small scale. It will also be appreciated by anyone who collects British Cold War equipment. The kit itself, the paints and the glue are not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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