Eduard FE1267 F-104C KINETIC 1/48 – Photo-Etched Parts Set for F-104C Model

Eduard FE1267 is a high-quality photo-etched parts set designed to upgrade the details of the 1/48 scale Kinetic plastic model of the F-104C. This professional set is dedicated to modelers who wish to enhance the level of detail and authenticity of their model of the legendary F-104C Starfighter, used by the United States Air Force in the 1950s and 1960s.

About the F-104C Starfighter Model

• Scale: 1/48
• Country of use: United States, Cold War era
• Base model material: plastic (recommended Kinetic model)
• Add-on material: photo-etched part (precisely cut stainless steel)
• Period of use: Cold War (1958–1975)
• Product type: scale model accessories – photo-etched part

Historical Description of the F-104C

The F-104C Starfighter is an interceptor jet fighter, designed by Lockheed, renowned for its incredible speed and innovative wing layout. It was mainly used by the USAF and deployed in conflicts such as the Vietnam War. The "C" version was adapted for strike operations and for carrying nuclear bombs.

What Does the Eduard FE1267 Set Include?

The set includes precisely crafted photo-etched parts that allow for detailed cockpit replication—such as seat belts, panels, levers, pilot seat details, instrument panels, pedals, and other small elements. Thanks to these, the F-104C model gains an extraordinary level of realism and detail unattainable with only the original plastic parts. The set is compatible exclusively with the Kinetic 1/48 scale model.

Difficulty Level and Target Group

Recommended experience level: 3/5 – the set requires precision, experience with photo-etched parts, and the use of specialized tools for assembly. It is an excellent choice for both intermediate and advanced modelers looking to take their model builds to the next level.

Why Choose Eduard FE1267?

Eduard is a world leader in the production of modeling accessories, known for top quality and perfection of workmanship. This set is highly recommended for all modelers who want to achieve an authentic F-104C cockpit appearance and highlight its unique historical and technical details. It is an essential element for any realistic Cold War-era aircraft model build.