Eduard 32820 F-104C Electronic Equipment 1/32 Italeri is a comprehensive photo-etched detail set dedicated to the plastic model of the F-104C Starfighter jet fighter by Italeri in large 1/32 scale. It is a high-quality modeling accessory from the renowned Czech brand Eduard, famous for years for its phenomenal, ultra-realistic additions for aircraft models from various eras of military aviation.

The presented set is intended for the American F-104C Starfighter fighter jet, which was mainly used by the United States Air Force (USAF). This variant of the famous "Flying Pencil" entered service in the early 1960s. The F-104C played a significant role during the Vietnam conflict, serving both as an interceptor and a ground support aircraft. Its era of use corresponds to the Cold War period, and the electronics upgrades in this version significantly increased the machine’s combat effectiveness on contemporary theaters of operation.

• Scale: 1/32
• Purpose: Upgrade of the Italeri F-104C model cockpit
• Original user country: USA
• Historical period: Cold War, 1960s, Vietnam War
• Material: Durable, precisely etched photo-etched metal sheets with additional colored elements
• Category: photo-etched accessories for plastic models

The set includes a complete selection of minute, realistically reproduced electronic equipment elements – instrument panels, side console details, regulators, switches, and tiny cockpit features impossible to achieve with traditional plastic components. The use of these parts guarantees a masterful level of interior detail, even under macro photography.

Difficulty level: 4/5 – recommended for advanced modelers who have experience working with photo-etched parts and precise modeling tools. The set is especially dedicated to super-detailing enthusiasts and collectors building competition-level models.

We recommend Eduard 32820 F-104C Electronic Equipment to anyone who wants to take their Italeri F-104C 1/32 scale model to a higher level of authenticity, add unique display value, and further increase the collectible value of the finished model.