The Eduard 1:48 Fw 190A-8/R2 undercarriage legs BRONZE set replaces the plastic main landing gear legs with bronze castings. The metal carries the weight of the model and does not sag.
The Eduard 1:72 P-61C photo-etched set refines the interior of a model of the Black Widow night fighter. Thin metal parts replace the simplified plastic of the kit.
The masking set Eduard 1:24 Mosquito FB Mk.VI TFace holds masks for the outer and the inner side of the glazing. The cockpit frames of the large model therefore come out right from both sides.
The masking set Eduard 1:32 TF-104G holds self-adhesive die-cut masks for the glazing and the wheels of a model of the two-seat trainer Starfighter in a large scale.
The Eduard 1:48 F-14D TFace masking set holds templates for both the outer and the inner side of the glazing of a Tomcat model. The canopy frames therefore come out sharp from both points of view.
The masking set Eduard 1:24 Mosquito FB Mk.VI holds self-adhesive die-cut masks for the glazing and the wheels of the large fighter-bomber model. It saves hours of work with tape.
A resin set of AIM-9X missiles 1:48 from Eduard (the Brassin range). It is not a model but a detail accessory with modern air-to-air missiles for fighter aircraft.
The photo-etched set Eduard 1:32 TF-104G electronic equipment completes the electronic equipment of the two-seat trainer Starfighter. It brings panels and mountings that injection-molded plastic cannot manage in this scale.
The Eduard 1:48 Blenheim Mk.IF seatbelts STEEL set holds seat belts photo-etched from steel and finished in color. Steel holds a bend, so the belts look naturally draped over the seat.
The Eduard 1:48 Blenheim Mk.IF masking set holds self-adhesive die-cut templates for the glazing and the wheels. They give you a sharp transition between the cockpit frames and the glass without the drudgery of applying tape.
The Eduard LööK 1:48 Spitfire Mk.IX late set replaces the instrument panel and the seat belts in the cockpit of a model of the late Spitfire version. The parts are pre-colored and ready for immediate use.
Bf 109G-6 LööK 1:32 is a set from the Czech maker Eduard that combines a pre-painted resin instrument panel and steel photo-etched seat belts in one package.
Resin wheels for the B-25 Mitchell 1:72 from Eduard (the Brassin range). It is not an aircraft model but a detail accessory replacing the plastic wheels of the kit.
BL755 cluster bombs, 1:72 is a resin accessory set from the Czech maker Eduard. It holds four bombs and a small decal sheet, and it is not an aircraft model.
A photo-etched set of metal parts for the Ho 229A kit in 1:144 scale from Brengun. It replaces and supplements the details that in injection-molded plastic are necessarily coarser.
The Brengun 1:72 self-adhesive masking set for the glazing of the two-seat Ohka MXY7-K1 KAI saves laborious cutting of tape and ensures sharp edges on the frames.
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