Eduard 481167 P-40N landing flaps 1/48 – Dedicated photo-etched flap set for the P-40N model

The Eduard 481167 P-40N landing flaps set in 1/48 scale is a specialist add-on designed for Curtiss P-40N Warhawk fighter models. Precisely manufactured photo-etched elements allow for a faithful representation of the landing flaps, which are among the most characteristic details of this American World War II aircraft. This product is intended for experienced modelers who wish to enhance their builds with a realistic appearance and emphasize the historical character of accurate replicas.

• Scale: 1/48 – perfectly suited for all popular P-40N kits, including Hobby Boss, Hasegawa, and other brands.
• Material: High-quality photo-etched (metal) fret, enabling highly detailed rendition of surface and internal construction details of the flaps.
• Contents: The set contains all necessary parts to build both flaps. The assembly instructions allow for precise installation in the open position.
• Country of use: United States and Allied countries, including Great Britain, Australia, Canada, the USSR (under Lend-Lease).
• Period of use: World War II (years 1943–1945). The Curtiss P-40N participated in the Pacific, Italian, North African, and China campaigns, being one of the main Allied fighters against the Axis forces.
• Product category: Photo-etched detailing set for plastic models (photo-etched detailing set).
• Difficulty level: 4/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers; requires precision, knowledge, and experience working with photo-etched parts.
• Recommendation: An excellent choice for discerning modelers seeking historical accuracy and the highest level of detailing. The Eduard 481167 set is a must-have for WWII aviation enthusiasts and historical modeling fans.

The Eduard 481167 P-40N landing flaps add-on ensures that your model will stand out and attract attention at any exhibition or in a private collection. The precisely recreated landing flaps will perfectly capture the essence of aviation technology from the 1940s, delivering both assembly satisfaction and a top-tier final effect.