Yahu Models 1:72 PZL P.7 instrument panel is a colored photo-etched instrument panel for the model of this Polish prewar fighter. It is an accessory that sharpens the cockpit, not a model of the aircraft.
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A colored photo-etched instrument panel from the manufacturer Yahu Models in 1:72 scale for the PZL P.7 fighter. It is not a kit of an airplane but a finished accessory for the pilot's compartment. The panel is laminated from several layers of photo-etch, so it looks three-dimensional, and the dial faces printed in color are coated with a layer imitating the glass of the dials.
The PZL P.7 is a Polish all-metal fighter from the start of the 1930s with its characteristic high gull wing of the so-called Polish type. It was one of the first modern metal fighters of its day and formed the backbone of the Polish Air Force before the newer types came in. The open cockpit leaves the instrument panel well in view.
Separate the part carefully from the fret, clean it up and glue it in with a small amount of super glue. Do not paint over the color print; at most pick out the detail with a dark wash. The panel replaces the part from the base kit in the same scale.
This is an accessory for a cockpit, not a complete model. The base kit, glue and paints are not included in the package.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
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