1:32 F-16A MLU 3D instrument panel from Red Fox Studio is a pre-painted color accessory that replaces the flat instrument panel of this modern cockpit in the Tamiya kit with realistic three-dimensional detail.
A 1:24 Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vb 3D instrument panel from Red Fox Studio is a prepainted color accessory which takes the place of the flat instrument panel in the cabin with realistic three-dimensional detail. Intended for the Trumpeter kit.
1:24 North American P-51D Mustang 3D instrument panel from Red Fox Studio is a pre-painted color accessory that replaces the flat instrument panel in the cockpit with realistic three-dimensional detail.
A Red Fox Studio instrument panel of the Messerschmitt Bf 109K-4 (1:24) is a color 3D decal of the cockpit for a faithful improvement of the instrument panel. Intended for the Trumpeter kit.
Metallic Details Luftwaffe WWII Aircrew Parachutes 1:32 is a set of 3D-printed resin parachutes of German airmen for refining the cockpits of models in 1:32 scale.
Metallic Details RAF and USAF Aircrew Parachutes 1:32 is a set of 3D-printed resin parachutes of British and American airmen for refining the cockpits of models in 1:32 scale.
A set of seat belts for the F/A-18 Hornet and T-45 models in 1:32 scale, produced by 3D printing. An accessory for a cockpit, not a model in its own right.
Metallic Details France seat belts WWII 1:32 is a set of 3D-printed seat belts for French aircraft of the Second World War. It is not an aircraft model but a detail accessory for a cockpit.
Metallic Details Luftwaffe Seat Belts Late WWII 1:32 is a set of 3D-printed resin seat belts of German airmen of the late era of the war for models in 1:32 scale.
Metallic Details Luftwaffe Seat Belts Early WWII 1:32 is a set of 3D-printed resin seat belts of German airmen of the early war era for models in 1:32 scale.
Color seat belts of the ACES II ejection seat for models in 1:32 scale. Printed on a yielding self-adhesive film, they go on without painting and without bending metal.
A resin replacement for the Japanese Type 89 aircraft machine gun of 7.7 mm caliber for 1:48 scale. The single-barrel fixed version, which takes over from the coarse weapon of injection-molded plastic.
Metallic Details Te-3 Japanese Machine Gun 1:48 is a set of 3D-printed resin Japanese Te-3 aircraft machine guns for refining aircraft models in 1:48 scale.
A Japanese aircraft machine gun designated Te-4 in 1:48 scale. A finely executed part for the rear cabin of an army aircraft, where a kit offers only a coarse blank.
Metallic Details Te-1 Japanese Machine Gun 1:48 is a set of 3D-printed resin Japanese aircraft machine guns for refining aircraft models in 1:48 scale.
An installation of the bombardier's station in the nose of the Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress in 1:48 scale, prepared for the classic kit of the Monogram brand.
A separately produced German MG 81 aircraft machine gun of 7.92 mm caliber in 1:48 scale. A replacement for a coarse plastic part in a defensive gun station.
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