Eduard 644252 SM.79 LooK 1/48 – Accessory set for Eduard's SM.79 model

We present the Eduard 644252 SM.79 LooK accessory set, dedicated to the 1/48 scale plastic model of the Savoia-Marchetti SM.79 aircraft from Eduard. This product provides unparalleled support for modelers seeking to enhance the visual appeal of their Italian torpedo bomber model—a plane that made its mark in 20th-century aviation history.

• Model scale: 1/48
• Country of use: Italy
• Historical period: World War II
• Historical use: The Savoia-Marchetti SM.79 was one of the most recognizable Italian torpedo bombers, extensively used by the Italian Regia Aeronautica over the Mediterranean Sea and in African campaigns between 1936–1945. This aircraft stood out for its effectiveness in attacks on Allied convoys.
• Material: Details crafted from high-quality resin and photo-etched metal; the LooK element features factory-applied 3D printing on the instrument panel, offering excellent precision and realistic cockpit interior reproduction.
• Set contents:
  • LooK instrument panel with color print and finely reproduced details
  • Photo-etched seatbelts for the pilot's seat
  • Side panel elements and small resin cockpit details
  • High-quality assembly instructions
• Category: Model accessory set, accessories for plastic model kits
• Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 (also recommended for intermediate modelers; installation is straightforward thanks to factory coloring and precisely prepared elements)
• Recommendation: Especially recommended for hobbyists wishing to make their SM.79 aircraft model stand out. Helps you achieve a photorealistic effect without having to paint complicated details of the instrument panel and seatbelts yourself. A great choice both as a first experience with LooK-style accessories and as an advanced upgrade for demanding modelers.

By choosing Eduard 644252 SM.79 LooK, you gain the guarantee of top quality and a quick way to professionally personalize your SM.79 model. An indispensable accessory if you care about faithfully recreating the cockpit of this iconic Italian World War II bomber.