Eduard 6481065 P-40 seat w/ integral belts Type 2 PRINT Eduard 1/48

The Eduard 6481065 P-40 Seat w/ Integral Belts Type 2 PRINT resin set is a highly detailed pilot’s seat designed for Curtiss P-40 Warhawk fighter aircraft models in 1/48 scale, mainly from Eduard. This product impresses with its precise craftsmanship using modern 3D printing technology, ensuring extremely realistic detail—ranging from subtle seat metal bends to faithfully reproduced safety belts fully integrated with the seat.

Product Features:

• Scale: 1/48
• Material: Resin, 3D printed
• Product type: Resin model manufactured using 3D printing
• Dedicated to: Curtiss P-40 Warhawk (USA) – a key WWII fighter widely used by the air forces of the USA, Great Britain, USSR, China, Australia, and other Allies
• Seat construction: Type 2 version – an alternative to Type 1, featuring different arrangement and style of details and safety belts
• Additional features: Integrated safety belts that do not require separate assembly or painting
• Realistic texture and proportions faithful to the historical original

Historical Information

The Curtiss P-40 Warhawk was one of the most important fighter aircraft of World War II, widely used from 1940 on all fronts, including operations in Africa, China, Europe, and the Pacific. The famous "Flying Tigers" of American volunteers fighting in China are among the most recognized examples of this aircraft’s use.

Product Advantages and Recommendation

The Eduard 6481065 seat set is an excellent choice for modelers seeking the highest level of detail with a moderate amount of work. Thanks to advanced 3D printing technology, you get an exceptionally detailed and realistic cockpit component, significantly enhancing the visual appeal of the P-40’s interior. Assembly is intuitive and poses no difficulty even for intermediate modelers.

• Build difficulty: 2/5 – suitable for beginner and intermediate modelers
• Category: Accessories – enhancement parts for 1/48 scale plastic aircraft models
• Recommended for: Anyone seeking a higher level of realism and detail in their P-40 model, including both collectors and historical diorama builders