Eduard FE735 Su-22M-4 interior 1/48 SMER

Eduard FE735 Su-22M-4 interior 1/48 SMER – Photoetched Detail Set for Fighter-Bomber Model Aircraft

Eduard FE735 Su-22M-4 interior 1/48 SMER is a high-quality set of photoetched parts dedicated to the Su-22M-4 fighter-bomber aircraft model in 1/48 scale by SMER. This Eduard product, known for the highest quality modeling accessories, has been specifically designed to enhance and increase the realism of the cockpit interior of the iconic machine used by the air forces of Warsaw Pact countries, especially Poland, East Germany, the USSR, or Vietnam.

Historical Background and Use

The Su-22M-4 is the export version of the well-known Soviet Su-17 fighter-bomber. The aircraft was extensively used from the 1980s in numerous countries, mainly as a tactical support and bombing aircraft, but also for reconnaissance missions. Its heyday and activity took place during the Cold War era, when it was one of the primary combat platforms of the air forces allied with the USSR. In Poland, the Su-22M-4 was operated from the 1980s, with some aircraft still remaining in service today.

Eduard FE735 Set Details

• Scale: 1/48 – dedicated to the SMER plastic model
• Material: high-quality photoetched metal
• Contents: cockpit interior detail parts – instrument panels, seat belts, side panels, intricate finishing touches, and control pedals
• No resin or 3D-printed parts – photoetched metal only
• Category: photoetched accessories for plastic scale models

Using this photoetched set allows you to significantly increase the realism of your SMER Su-22M-4 model, letting you reproduce the complex cockpit and control panel details with exceptional accuracy—something unattainable with the standard plastic parts alone.

Who is the Eduard FE735 Set For?

• Intermediate and advanced modelers who value the highest level of detail
• The perfect addition for contest dioramas and aircraft model exhibitions
• Recommended for anyone looking to make their Su-22M-4 stand out among standard models

We rate the assembly difficulty at 3/5 – the parts are highly precise and require experience working with photoetched details and modeling tools for their handling.