Eduard 32450 – Gun Bay Set for P-40N in 1/32 Scale for TRUMPETER Model

Eduard 32450 P-40N gun bays 1/32 TRUMPETER is a high-quality detail set designed to enhance the Trumpeter 1/32 scale Curtiss P-40N Warhawk plastic model kit. This product was developed by the renowned Czech company Eduard, specializing in precision model accessories.

The set allows for highly accurate recreation of the armament bays in the wings of the P-40N aircraft, true to the original structure. The gun bays are enclosed compartments featuring .50 cal Browning M2 machine guns, ammunition, and finely reproduced interior details such as mounts, wiring, and technical fittings.

• Model scale: 1/32 – very large size, providing excellent detail display.
• Country of aircraft usage: United States of America (USA) and Allied users during World War II.
• Historical period: World War II – the P-40N was used from 1943 on all fronts of this conflict, including by the USAAF, RAF, and RAAF.
• Material: Top-quality photo-etched stainless steel – provides sharp, realistic details and resistance to damage.
• Additional components: Photo-etched parts – allow for realistic representation of even the smallest details within the gun bay interiors. The set does not include any plastic model kit parts.
• Category: Photo-Etched Detail Sets for 1/32 Scale Plastic Models.
• Assembly difficulty: 4/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who are already experienced with photo-etched part handling and complex finishing work.
• Why choose this? The Eduard 32450 gun bays enable a radical improvement in the level of detail for an already well-designed Trumpeter model, allowing you to open the wings and showcase the impressive interior of the gun bays on the finished miniature. An ideal choice for modelers seeking realism and the highest standard of historical accuracy.

Eduard 32450 P-40N gun bays 1/32 TRUMPETER is a precision-focused set that allows you to give the Trumpeter P-40N model an authentic, museum-quality look. Especially recommended for dioramas depicting aircraft servicing or maintenance scenes, both for World War II aviation enthusiasts and collectors of high-class model replicas.