Eduard 3DL48156 Ki-21-I SPACE ICM 1/48 – 3D Decal for Aircraft Model Kit

Eduard 3DL48156 is an innovative 3D decal set dedicated to the aircraft model Ki-21-I by ICM in 1/48 scale. This product is intended for modelers who wish to give their model unparalleled realism and highlight the extremely detailed interior and historical markings of the Japanese bomber.

• Purpose: The Ki-21-I, also known as the Mitsubishi Ki-21 "Sally", was a medium bomber used by the Imperial Japanese Army Air Service during World War II. Ki-21 aircraft participated in military operations from 1938 in China, through campaigns in the Pacific – including the Philippines, Malaya, and the islands of Indonesia – up to the final years of the war.
• Product type: Three-dimensional decal, designed as an additional detail for a 1/48 scale plastic model kit produced by ICM.
• Manufacturing technology: The set is made with the latest 3D printing technology, allowing for unmatched depth and realistic reproduction of cockpit textures, instrument panels, and control dashboards. The use of high-durability paints further enhances the set’s value.
• Set contents: 3D decals and dedicated elements for finishing the cockpit interior and other key areas of the model. The set does not include the model aircraft itself – it is an add-on intended exclusively for the Ki-21-I ICM 1/48 kit.
• Why choose this set? Eduard 3D SPACE decals are valued by modelers for their precision and ease of application, allowing both advanced and intermediate modelers to achieve a professional diorama effect without time-consuming detailing of the cockpit by hand. Realistic textures and proper colors enhance the aesthetic value of the finished model.
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – the set is recommended for both intermediate and ambitious beginner modelers. Step-by-step instructions make correct application easy.

Summary: Eduard 3DL48156 is a product that will bring your Ki-21-I model to a new level of realism and detail. High quality, historical fidelity, and ease of use make this set the number one choice for historical model enthusiasts, especially anyone fascinated by Japanese aviation of World War II.