Eduard 648343 Walrus Mk. I wheels AIRFIX 1/48 – Resin Wheel Set with Masks

Eduard 648343 Walrus Mk. I wheels AIRFIX 1/48 is a high-quality accessory set designed for the Supermarine Walrus Mk. I model in 1/48 scale (AIRFIX kit). This set is intended for demanding modelers who wish to give their model historical realism and the maximum level of detail. The Supermarine Walrus Mk. I was a British observation and rescue seaplane mainly used during World War II by the Royal Navy – including in convoy operations, sea rescue missions, and from warships between 1935 and 1945.

• Scale: 1/48
• Country of original use: United Kingdom, British Empire
• Historical period: World War II (1935–1945)
• Category: Model accessory, resin modification set for aircraft
• Material: Resin (Brassin), photo-etched parts, painting masks
• The set includes: 9 high-quality resin parts, photo-etched fret, and precise painting masks for easy wheel finishing
• Optional finishing: Models can be displayed either with canvas covers on the wheels or with the clearly visible spoke structure
• Recommended kit: AIRFIX Walrus Mk. I 1/48

The Eduard Brassin set is an excellent choice for experienced modelers who want to elevate their AIRFIX Supermarine Walrus model to the highest level of detail and historical accuracy. Carefully reproduced wheel texture, the choice of finishing style, and the included masks make achieving a realistic effect significantly easier. Additional photo-etched elements provide even greater precision in replicating the landing gear details, which are especially visible in models prepared for dioramas or competitions.

This product is recommended primarily for intermediate and advanced modelers who value historical realism and want to explore the subject of WWII aircraft modeling. We assess the assembly difficulty as 3/5 – basic experience with resin and photo-etched components is recommended.

Eduard 648343 Walrus Mk. I wheels AIRFIX 1/48 guarantees the highest level of detail and is a tool to elevate the realism of your model of this icon of British naval aviation!