Eduard FE852 Seatbelts France WWI STEEL 1/48

Eduard FE852 Seatbelts France WWI STEEL 1/48

Eduard FE852 Seatbelts France WWI STEEL 1/48 is a high-quality set of seatbelts designed for 1/48 scale models of French aircraft from the First World War. The product is part of Eduard’s prestigious range of photo-etched accessories, renowned for their incredibly precise detailing and meticulous historical authenticity. The set is made from thin stainless steel, combining durability with ease of use for modelers.

The FE852 seatbelts replicate the original constructions used in military aircraft operated by the French Air Force during the Great War. Their realistic design is based on historical documentation and provides an accurate enhancement for cockpits of such machines as the SPAD S.XIII, Nieuport 17, or Breguet 14. The set includes parts for easy assembly and full imitation of complex buckles and fittings.

The historical period for the seatbelt patterns represented by this set is 1914–1918. At that time, France was among the leaders in military aviation and its pilots were considered some of the best trained in Europe.

• Scale: 1/48
• Country of origin: France
• Historical period: World War I (1914–1918)
• Material: thin, colored steel sheet (photo-etched stainless steel)
• Category: photo-etched modeling accessories, cockpit enhancement
• Application: 1/48 scale French WWI aircraft model kits
• Additions: colored prints imitate belts and fittings

The Eduard FE852 Seatbelts France WWI STEEL 1/48 product is especially recommended for all modelers wishing to give their models authenticity and perfectly finished cockpit interiors. The set accurately replicates subtle details that draw attention at modeling competitions. Thanks to its high level of detail and historically accurate equipment, it is dedicated to both intermediate and advanced modelers.

Assembly difficulty: 2/5 (easy assembly, basic skill with photo-etched parts recommended).

Bring your aircraft models to life with authentic steel seatbelts from Eduard – not only will you increase the collector’s value of your model, but you’ll also achieve the highest level of detail and historical fidelity.