Eduard FE886 He 111H-3 ICM 1/48 – Photo-Etched Accessories Set

The Eduard FE886 set is intended for 1/48 scale plastic models of the Heinkel He 111H-3 bomber offered by ICM. This product is a high-quality photo-etched detail set, primarily designed to enhance the internal details of the cockpit and crew compartment, significantly increasing the realism of the assembled model.

• Scale: 1/48
• Compatibility: ICM Heinkel He 111H-3 model
• Product Category: Photo-etched accessories for plastic models
• Material: Precisely etched metal sheet (photo-etching)
• Set includes: Cockpit details, seatbelts, instrument panels, small interior aircraft equipment parts

Historical description of the aircraft model this set is for

The Heinkel He 111H-3 was one of the most recognizable German medium-range bombers of World War II. The H-3 variant was produced from 1939 and used mainly by the Luftwaffe during the campaigns in Poland, France, and the Battle of Britain. These bombers carried conventional bombs and torpedoes, and were also used for transport and reconnaissance duties until the end of the war.

Detailed description of the set

The Eduard FE886 set is dedicated to modelers expecting top-quality workmanship and historical accuracy. Main features include:

• Very high precision details allowing for faithful replication of even the smallest interior aircraft components
• Flat instrument panels produced with color photo-etching technology
• Realistic printed seatbelts
• Easy integration with ICM's 1/48 scale models

This set is recommended primarily for intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to significantly enhance the finish of their He 111H-3 model and appreciate the need for precise assembly of small parts. Due to the nature of the photo-etched parts, we rate the assembly difficulty as 4 out of 5.

We highly recommend this set as an excellent upgrade for ICM's He 111H-3 models. Thanks to this accessory, even the most demanding aviation modeling enthusiasts will be able to showcase an accurately detailed interior of one of the most important Luftwaffe aircraft of World War II.