Yahu Models 1:48 RWD-14 Czapla is a finished instrument panel for a model of the Polish observation aircraft, to be stuck in place of the plastic part.
The Yahu Models PZL P.11c instrument panel 1:48 is a finished color photo-etched panel that is simply glued into the cockpit and calls for no painting at all.
Yahu Models, the Cessna O-2A Skymaster (early) instrument panel in 1:48 , is a finished color photo-etched panel that is simply glued into the cockpit and needs no painting.
Yahu Models 1:32 DH 82 Tiger Moth black instrument panel is a finished instrument panel in the black version for a model of the British training biplane.
Yahu Models - the Avro Lancaster instrument panel 1:32 is a finished color photo-etched panel that is simply glued into the cockpit and calls for no painting at all.
Yahu Models 1:32 Fiat CR.42 is a finished instrument panel for the cockpit of a model of the Italian fighter biplane. It seats in place of the plastic part and does not have to be painted.
A finished instrument panel in 1:32 for a model of the RWD-14 Czapla from Yahu Models will take the place of the plastic instrument panel from the kit with a panel rendered in color.
A finished instrument panel in 1:32 for a Bf-109F model from Yahu Models will take the place of the plastic part from the kit with a panel rendered in color.
The Yahu Models 1:32 Bf 110 (Me 110) E/F instrument panel is a finished, painted and assembled photo-etched panel for a faithful improvement of the cockpit.
A finished instrument panel in 1:24 for the Spitfire Mk.I in the early version from Yahu Models will take the place of the plastic part from the kit with a panel rendered in color.
The Saab J-29A Tunnan seat belts in 1:72 (Yahu Models) are photo-etched seat belts for sharpening up the cockpit of a model of the Swedish jet fighter. It is not a model.
The PZL.37 Los instrument panel 1:72 is a finished, color-printed panel for a model of the Polish bomber PZL.37 Los, ready to be glued into the cockpit.
The Yahu Models 1:72 PZL.37 Los is a finished color photo-etched instrument panel, that is an accessory for the cockpit of a model rather than a kit of the aircraft.
The Yahu Models 1:35 Büssing-NAG 500 is a photo-etched accessory for modelers, not a kit of the vehicle. It serves to raise the detail of the cab on a model of the German truck in 1:35.
The 1:32 Fokker Dr.I is a finished color photo-etched instrument panel for a model of the Fokker Dr.I triplane of the First World War in 1:32 from Yahu Models.
The 1:32 Mirage III E / R is a finished color photo-etched instrument panel for a model of the French Dassault Mirage III combat aircraft in the E and R versions, 1:32 scale, from the manufacturer Yahu Models.
The 1:72 P-38 H Lightning is a finished color photo-etched instrument panel for a model of the twin-engine Lockheed P-38H Lightning fighter in 1:72 from Yahu Models.
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