Eduard 3DL48283 - 1:48 He 219A-7 Space 3D Decals

Eduard SPACE set – 3D cockpit decals for the Heinkel He 219A-7 Uhu (Tamiya) model in 1:48 scale

The Eduard 3DL48283 is a SPACE-line set tailored to the Heinkel He 219A-7 Uhu model in 1:48 scale (the recommended kit is by Tamiya). 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: 3DL48283
• Manufacturer: Eduard (SPACE line)
• Dedicated kit: Heinkel He 219A-7 Uhu (recommended kit: Tamiya)
• 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 – Heinkel He 219A-7 Uhu:

The Heinkel He 219 Uhu ("Eagle Owl") is a German twin-engined night fighter, one of the most advanced designs of its class during the Second World War. The aircraft was notable for its tricycle landing gear, sophisticated avionics and radar for detecting targets at night, and it was one of the first production aircraft fitted with ejection seats. The A-7 version was among the late, heavily armed variants.

The He 219 proved effective against British night bombers, but its complex design and production constraints meant it was built in relatively small numbers. The crew consisted of a pilot and a radar operator.

Original aircraft specifications (Heinkel He 219A-7 Uhu):

• Length: approx. 15.5 m
• Wingspan: approx. 18.5 m
• Powerplant: 2 × Daimler-Benz DB 603 inline engines
• Maximum speed: approx. 615 km/h
• Crew: 2 (pilot and radar operator)
• Armament: 20 mm and 30 mm cannon
• Manufacturer: Heinkel

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.