1:700 USS Nimitz CVN-68 (2005) is a photo-etched detail set from Eduard meant to improve a plastic kit of the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz in 1:700 scale. It is not a model but an accessory.
Eduard 1:350 HMS Queen Elizabeth 1943, part 5 is a photo-etched set focused on the deck and the main batteries of the plastic model of the British battleship Queen Elizabeth. It is not a kit but an accessory for a model.
Eduard 1:700 USS Nimitz CVN-68 is a photo-etched set for refining the details of the plastic model of the American aircraft carrier Nimitz. It is not a kit but an accessory for a model.
Eduard 1:72 Shackleton AEW.2 landing flaps is a photo-etched set for sharpening up the landing flaps of a plastic model of the Avro Shackleton AEW.2. It is not a kit but an accessory to a model.
Eduard 1:72 Sunderland Mk.III surface panels is a photo-etched set for sharpening up the surface panels of a plastic model of the Short Sunderland flying boat. It is not a kit but an accessory to a model.
Eduard 1:72 B-24 bomb bay is a photo-etched set for sharpening up the bomb bay of a plastic model of the B-24 Liberator bomber. It is not a kit but an accessory to a model.
Eduard 1:700 RN Roma 1943 is a photo-etched set for refining the details of the plastic model of the Italian battleship Roma. It is not a kit but an accessory for a model.
Eduard 1:72 Sea King AEW.2 (equipment) is a set of color photo-etched parts for raising the detail of a plastic kit of the British early warning helicopter.
Eduard 1:35 King Tiger Henschel (Big Ed) is a comprehensive accessory set of photo-etch and painting masks for raising the detail of a kit of the German heavy tank.
Eduard 1:350 USS Yorktown CV-5 (anti-aircraft armament, part 2) is a photo-etched set for raising the detail of a plastic kit of the American aircraft carrier.
A photo-etched detailing set in 1:72 scale for a model of the British Avro Shackleton in the AEW.2 version. The range of parts and the kit they are meant for are given in the manufacturer's instructions.
He 111P-2 bomb bay 1:72 is a photo-etched accessory from Eduard meant for detailing a plastic model of the German Heinkel He 111 bomber. It is not a model but a set of fine metal parts for the detail of an open bomb bay.
He 111P-2 exterior 1:72 is a photo-etched accessory from Eduard meant for detailing a plastic model of the German Heinkel He 111 bomber. It is not a model but a set of fine metal parts for detailing the outside of the airframe.
Ship railings 45 ft three bars (longer photo-etch) 1:700 is a photo-etched accessory from Eduard for building and detailing ship models. It is not a model but a set of fine metal railings to glue onto the deck.
Ship railings 45 ft two bars (longer photo-etch) 1:700 is a photo-etched accessory from Eduard for building and detailing ship models. It is not a model but a set of fine metal railings to glue onto the deck.
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