KELIK K48085 KI-21 interior 3D decals for ICM kit 1/48 is a unique set of highly realistic 3D decals designed for the interior of the Japanese bomber model KI-21 "Sally" in the popular 1/48 scale. Developed for the ICM model, this product allows for quick and precise reproduction of the complex and richly detailed crew cockpit interior, while maintaining historical accuracy and authenticity of details.

The KI-21 "Sally" was the standard medium-range bomber used by the Imperial Japanese Army Air Service during World War II (1937–1945). The aircraft took part in numerous military operations across vast areas of Asia and the Pacific, from China, through Burma, to the Philippines. The advanced design and durability of the KI-21 made it one of the cornerstones of Japanese bomber forces of the era.

• Category: model accessories, 3D decals for plastic models
• Scale: 1/48
• Country of original use: Japan
• Historical period: World War II
• Material: printed 3D stickers on vinyl foil
• Compatibility: ICM KI-21 "Sally" 1/48
• Contents: ultra-realistic instrument panel, side panels, switches, and cockpit details

Decals by KELIK are characterized by high print precision, excellent reproduction of textures and colors, and considerable ease of assembly. Thanks to the 3D technology, a raised details effect can be achieved—something not possible with classic decals or even hand painting. Furthermore, the set does not require specialized tools – simply prepare the parts and carefully apply the decals, significantly reducing work time while maintaining perfect quality.

The set is recommended for both intermediate and advanced aircraft modelers who wish to give their KI-21 an authentic, professional appearance without the tedious and painstaking painting of tiny dials or buttons. Difficulty level: 2/5 – assembly should not pose major problems with a bit of patience and care.

Thanks to the KELIK K48085 KI-21 interior 3D decals, your KI-21 model will gain a distinctive, realistic interior that will enrich any collection of historical World War II models.