Eduard 672457 - 1:72 Bf 109K-4 radio compartment Print 3D

Brassin set Eduard for the Bf 109K-4 (Eduard) in 1/72 scale

Eduard 672457 is a set of a 3D-printed radio compartment designed for the Bf 109K-4 (Eduard) in 1/72 scale. The set is tailored to this specific kit and raises the level of detail and accuracy of the model.

What's in the box:

• A 3D-printed radio compartment (approx. 7 parts)
• Supplementary photo-etched parts

Set specifications:

• Scale: 1:72
• Catalogue number: 672457
• Manufacturer: Eduard
• Dedicated kit: Eduard Bf 109K-4
• Set type: 3D-printed radio compartment
• Material / technology: 3D print and photo-etched parts

3D-printed Brassin parts – detail unattainable in plastic

Brassin is Eduard's line of accessories made by direct 3D printing (and in some sets resin casting). The technology delivers very fine, three-dimensional detail and smooth surfaces, replacing selected parts of the base kit.

Parts are separated from the print supports and attached with cyanoacrylate glue. Given the nature of the material, it is worth working carefully and protecting the finest elements.

About the aircraft – Messerschmitt Bf 109K-4:

The Messerschmitt Bf 109K-4 is the last mass-produced variant of Germany's most famous WWII fighter. Introduced in late 1944, the 'Kurfürst' combined aerodynamic refinements, the more powerful Daimler-Benz DB 605D with MW 50 boost and a cleaned-up, standardised structure.

The K-4 was fast and well armed, but entered combat in the final period of the war, when the Luftwaffe suffered severe shortages of fuel and experienced pilots.

Original specifications (Bf 109K-4):

• Length: approx. 8.85 m
• Wingspan: approx. 9.92 m
• Powerplant: Daimler-Benz DB 605D inline engine, approx. 2,000 hp with MW 50
• Maximum speed: approx. 710 km/h
• Armament: 1 x MK 108 30 mm cannon and 2 x MG 131 13 mm machine guns
• Crew: 1

About the manufacturer – Eduard:

Eduard is a Czech company founded in 1989 and one of the world's best-known manufacturers of modelling accessories. It is renowned for photo-etched parts, self-adhesive masks, SPACE 3D decals and resin and 3D-printed Brassin details, as well as its own plastic kits. Eduard's range includes upgrades tailored to specific kits from many manufacturers, allowing modellers to raise the level of detail on their builds quickly and conveniently.