Eduard 491382 Hurricane Mk. IIc Arma Hobby 1/48 – photo-etched set

The Eduard 491382 photo-etched set is a dedicated upgrade for the Arma Hobby Hurricane Mk. IIc kit in the most popular aircraft modeling scale – 1/48. This set is designed for both intermediate and advanced modelers, allowing you to achieve an exceptional level of detail on your replica of the British fighter that played a particularly important role during World War II.

• Scale: 1/48 – designed for the Arma Hobby Hurricane Mk. IIc kit.
• Operator country: United Kingdom and its Allied partners.
• Service period: World War II (1941-1945).
• Material: professionally photo-etched metal (copper or stainless steel) and resin parts.
• Category: Accessory set for plastic model kits.
• Set contents: Precision photo-etched parts for, among others: - cockpit equipment (detailed instrument panel, seatbelts, side panels), - fine cockpit interior accessories, - surface details for the fuselage and wings.
• Assembly instructions: Detailed, clear pictorial instructions make assembly straightforward even for less experienced modelers.
• Difficulty level: 3-4/5 – recommended for modelers with experience in assembling and working with photo-etched parts.
• Best use: For enhancing and improving the detail of the Hurricane Mk. IIc model, especially for contest dioramas and collector's displays.

The Hawker Hurricane Mk. IIc from Arma Hobby is a replica of the famous fighter widely used by the RAF during the Battle of Britain and subsequent World War II operations – including in North Africa, Europe, and Burma. The Mk. IIc version stands out for its four 20 mm cannons and robust construction.

Eduard 491382 is a recommended choice for anyone looking to increase the realism and historical accuracy of their replica. The set's details allow you to showcase the cockpit interior, highlight unique design features, and recreate the atmosphere of World War II with exceptional precision.

The product is recommended for modelers seeking a professional final result, whether building competition models or for enthusiasts of British military aviation.