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Eduard 3DL48281 - 1:48 Fw 190D-9 Space 3D Decals

Price €9.74
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Shipping time: about 2-3 weeks

Description

Eduard SPACE set – 3D cockpit decals for the Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-9 (MiniArt) model in 1:48 scale

The Eduard 3DL48281 is a SPACE-line set tailored to the Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-9 model in 1:48 scale (the recommended kit is by MiniArt). It combines pre-painted, dimensional 3D decals of the instrument panel and cockpit sidewalls and seatbelts, reproduced on the dimensional 3D decals.

What's in the box:

  • Dimensional 3D decals of the instrument panel and cockpit sidewalls (pre-painted)
  • Seatbelts reproduced on the 3D decal

Set specifications:

  • Scale: 1:48
  • Catalogue number: 3DL48281
  • Manufacturer: Eduard (SPACE line)
  • Dedicated kit: Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-9 (recommended kit: MiniArt)
  • Accessory type: 3D cockpit decals (with seatbelts)
  • Material: pre-painted dimensional 3D decals (with seatbelts)

SPACE set – pre-painted, dimensional 3D cockpit decals

SPACE is an Eduard line combining pre-painted, dimensional (3D) decals reproducing the instrument panel, cockpit sidewalls and seatbelts, reproduced directly on the dimensional 3D decals. The 3D decals have a tangible texture and depth, so the dials and switches look realistic without the need to hand-paint the small details.

The self-adhesive decals are applied directly to the cockpit parts from the kit, including the seatbelts onto the seat. It is a quick way to significantly raise the realism of the model's interior. The parts are designed for a specific plastic kit.

About the aircraft – Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-9:

The Fw 190D-9, known as the "Dora" or "long-nose Dora" (Langnasen-Dora), is a development version of the Focke-Wulf Fw 190 fighter in which the radial BMW 801 engine was replaced by the liquid-cooled inline Junkers Jumo 213A. The lengthened forward fuselage and the characteristic annular radiator improved its performance at medium and high altitudes.

The D-9 entered service in the autumn of 1944 and was regarded as one of the best German piston-engined fighters of the late war. It was used to attack Allied bombers and escort fighters and to protect Me 262 jet airfields.

Original aircraft specifications (Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-9):

  • Length: approx. 10.2 m
  • Wingspan: approx. 10.5 m
  • Powerplant: Junkers Jumo 213A inline engine, approx. 1,750 hp (approx. 2,100 hp with MW 50)
  • Maximum speed: approx. 685 km/h
  • Crew: 1 pilot
  • Armament: 2 × MG 131 13 mm machine guns and 2 × MG 151/20 20 mm cannon
  • Production: from 1944

About the manufacturer – Eduard:

Eduard is a Czech model company founded in 1989, based in Obrnice near Most. The brand began with photo-etched parts and is today one of the most recognisable manufacturers of modelling accessories in the world. It offers photo-etched parts, masks, pre-painted SPACE and LööK cockpit sets, resin and 3D-printed Brassin accessories, as well as collection sets that bring several products together in a single package. The catalogue also includes Eduard's own plastic kits in the ProfiPACK and Weekend Edition lines. Eduard accessories are valued for their high-quality rendering and precise fit to specific kits from various manufacturers.

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