Eduard FE1193 Ju 87D seatbelts STEEL HASEGAWA / HOBBY 2000 1/48

The Eduard FE1193 Ju 87D seatbelts STEEL set is a high-quality accessory dedicated to plastic model kits of the Junkers Ju 87D aircraft in 1/48 scale from renowned manufacturers HASEGAWA and HOBBY 2000. Precisely made seatbelts allow for a significant enhancement of cockpit details and greatly increase the realism of the finished model. The product is designed for easy assembly and maximum accuracy in replicating the original.

Historical Information

The Ju 87D model represents a version of the legendary German dive bomber Junkers Ju 87 “Stuka,” used mainly by the Luftwaffe during World War II (1939–1945). These aircraft were a key element of German air forces during blitzkrieg campaigns and were used on many fronts, including the invasion of Poland, the Battle of France, and the battles on the Eastern Front.

Product Features

• Scale: 1/48 – perfectly suited for Ju 87D models from HASEGAWA or HOBBY 2000.
• Country of original use: Germany (Third Reich).
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945).
• Material: precisely photo-etched steel sheet, providing outstanding durability and reproduction of fine details.
• The set includes a complete set of pilot seatbelts, allowing for an authentic cockpit appearance.
• Additionally, the set includes a detailed assembly instruction to facilitate integration with the finished model.
• No need for painting – colored seatbelts are ready to use once removed from the fret.

Category and Use

This is a modeling accessory – a set of photo-etched seatbelts for 1/48 scale plastic models, dedicated mainly to aircraft modeling enthusiasts who want to enhance the realism of their Ju 87D cockpit.

Recommended for whom?

The set is recommended for all modelers – from intermediate to advanced – who wish to achieve the highest level of detail and authenticity when building World War II aircraft models. This addition significantly enhances the aesthetic value of the finished model, especially for those displayed on dioramas or in modeling competitions.

Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – requires basic experience in working with photo-etched parts.