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Eduard 672463 Rudder pedals set for the Me 262A (Arma Hobby) in 1:72 scale

Eduard 672463 from the Brassin line is a set of rudder pedals with a section of bulkhead for the Me 262A by Arma Hobby in 1:72 scale, produced by 3D printing.

What's in the box:

• Rudder pedals with a section of bulkhead (3D print)
• Illustrated assembly instructions

Set specifications:

• Scale: 1:72
• Catalogue no.: 672463
• Manufacturer: Eduard
• Dedicated kit: Me 262A (Arma Hobby kit)
• Type: rudder pedals (3D print)
• Material: 3D print

Rudder pedals – high-detail 3D printing

The set contains rudder pedals together with a section of bulkhead, produced by direct 3D printing. They replace the simplified plastic parts and add sharp, fine detail to the front of the cockpit.

The element is fitted with cyanoacrylate adhesive. It is a small but clearly visible accessory that completes the look of the cockpit interior.

About the aircraft – Messerschmitt Me 262:

The Messerschmitt Me 262 "Schwalbe" was the world's first jet fighter to enter combat service. Powered by two Junkers Jumo 004 turbojet engines mounted under the wings, it enjoyed a speed advantage of around 150 km/h over the best Allied piston fighters.

The A-1a version was the basic fighter variant, armed with four 30 mm cannon in the nose. Despite its revolutionary performance, the Me 262's potential was limited by unreliable, short-lived engines, fuel shortages and its too-late introduction into mass production. Nevertheless, the aircraft had an enormous influence on the development of post-war jet aviation.

Original specifications (Me 262A-1a):

• Length: approx. 10.6 m
• Wingspan: approx. 12.6 m
• Crew: 1
• Powerplant: two Junkers Jumo 004B turbojets, approx. 8.8 kN thrust each
• Maximum speed: approx. 870 km/h
• Service ceiling: approx. 11,500 m
• Armament: 4 × 30 mm MK 108 cannon

About the manufacturer – Eduard:

Eduard is a Czech company based in Obrnice near Most, one of the most recognisable manufacturers of scale models and modelling accessories in the world. The brand grew out of photo-etched parts production and remains a leader in that field to this day, offering a very wide range of upgrade accessories: photo-etched frets, self-adhesive masks, SPACE three-dimensional 3D decals, resin and 3D-printed details from the Brassin line, and complete Big Ed and Big Sin bundles. Eduard's accessories are designed for specific plastic kits from various manufacturers, allowing the modeller to raise the level of detail of the finished build quickly and reliably.