The Eduard 1:48 resin M118 bomb adds a heavy American-made demolition bomb to a model of a combat aircraft as an accurate casting. An accessory to a model, not a kit of the aircraft.
The Eduard 1:48 resin SUU-7 dispenser completes the underwing armament of a model of an American combat aircraft with a period-typical submunition carrier. It is an accessory, not a kit of the aircraft.
The Eduard 1:48 resin set with the Paveway I Mk 83 laser-guided bomb in the Hi Speed version with thermal protection completes the underwing armament of a model. It is an accessory, not a kit of the aircraft.
The Eduard 1:48 resin engine for the Messerschmitt Bf 109E lets you build a model with the engine bay open and the complete powerplant in place. An accessory to a model, not an aircraft kit.
Eduard 1:32 resin wheels for the Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet replace the plastic wheels with castings with a defined tire and hub. An accessory to a model, not a kit of the aircraft.
Eduard 1:48 B5N2 is a pre-painted photo-etched set (Zoom) by the Czech maker Eduard for refining the cockpit of a model of the Japanese Nakajima B5N2 torpedo bomber in 1:48 scale. It is not a model but an accessory.
The Eduard 1:72 photo-etched set for the ordnance bay of the Short Sunderland Mk.V flying boat replaces simplified plastic parts with thin metal pressings with crisp edges. It is an accessory to a model, not a kit of the aircraft.
Eduard 1:35 US ensign flag WWII STEEL is a pre-colored photo-etched American flag of the Second World War period in 1:35 scale. The steel carrier lets the flag be shaped into a ripple.
A set of photo-etched parts for a model of the German StuG IV assault gun in 1:35 scale. It will add details that injection-molded plastic cannot carry in scale.
A set of photo-etched parts for a model of the Westland Lynx Mk.8 helicopter in 1:32 scale. It replaces and supplements details that cannot be produced in injection-molded plastic.
Eduard 1:32 B-24 bomb racks is a photo-etched set of bomb racks for the bomb bay of a model of the four-engined B-24 bomber in 1:32 scale. It replaces simplified plastic beams with a thin metal structure.
A set of pre-cut painting masks for a model of the Westland Lynx Mk.8 helicopter in 1:32 scale. They cover the areas that are to stay unpainted during spraying.
Meng 1:35, pioneer tools and ammunition for the British Rolls-Royce armored car is an accessory set of small parts for a model in 1:35 scale. It is not a model of the vehicle.
A plastic kit of a harbor setting in the industrial age, styled in a deliberately foreshortened form. It complements the similarly conceived ship models of the Warship Builder range.
The second part of the collection for aggressor machines. Eight acrylics of 17 ml each in a gray key, completed with a pinkish white and the faded blue of undersides.
A set of eight acrylic shades of 17 ml each for British hardware and aircraft from 1939 to 1945: the khaki of ground vehicles, camouflage browns and bronze green.
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