Master AM-72-112 A-1 Skyraider – 20mm cannon barrels with flash hiders and Pitot Tube 1/72

The Master AM-72-112 A-1 Skyraider – 20mm cannon barrels with flash hiders and Pitot Tube 1/72 set is a high-quality modeling accessory created by the renowned company Master, designed for the legendary attack aircraft model Douglas A-1 Skyraider in 1:72 scale. This product is dedicated to aircraft modeling enthusiasts who wish to enhance their model with exceptionally realistic details.

• Scale: 1:72
• Intended for: Douglas A-1 Skyraider
• Country of use: USA and allies (France, United Kingdom, South Vietnam)
• Period of use: End of World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War – key usage between 1946–1975
• Category: modeling accessories – barrels and Pitot tube, made from precision-turned metal (brass)
• Material: metal (brass); the set includes: 2 cannon barrels with flash hiders and a Pitot tube
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5

The Douglas A-1 Skyraider is an American single-seat attack aircraft that saw widespread use after World War II, during the Korean War, and most prominently during the Vietnam conflict. The aircraft was noted for its incredible durability and ability to carry a large payload of bombs and rockets. Equipped with powerful 20mm cannons, it was often used for close air support and CSAR (Combat Search and Rescue) missions.

The presented Master AM-72-112 set allows any modeler to achieve exceptional realism when depicting armament – the turned metal barrels feature excellent details and are much more accurate than the plastic counterparts included in standard kits. The additional Pitot tube will further emphasize the authenticity of the model, especially in close-up viewing.

We recommend this product not only to advanced modelers but also to beginners who want to improve the quality of their aircraft models. Assembly is simple (2/5 difficulty), does not require specialized tools, and the visual effects are spectacular. It is an ideal choice for any military aviation enthusiast striving for the most authentic recreation of a legend from twentieth-century American aviation.