Eduard 648974 F-16C wheel bays early PRINT KINETIC MODEL 1/48 — wheel bay detail set for the F-16C fighter jet

The Eduard 648974 F-16C wheel bays early PRINT set is a high-quality accessory kit designed for the F-16C model by Kinetic Model, made in the popular 1/48 scale. This product is dedicated to modelers seeking maximum realism when building a replica of one of the world’s most iconic modern fighter jets.

The F-16C Fighting Falcon is an American multirole combat aircraft from the F-16 family, widely used by the United States Air Force and dozens of other NATO and non-NATO countries. The C variant has been in service since the 1980s, actively participating in numerous operations such as "Desert Storm" (Persian Gulf War, 1991), missions in Kosovo, and actions in Afghanistan and Iraq. The F-16C is a versatile fighter that has become one of the most popular jet aircraft of the Cold War and contemporary eras.

The Eduard detail set contains highly detailed parts representing the wheel bays, 3D printed from durable resin. This allows for exceptionally sharp, deep, and realistic details, unattainable in standard plastic kits. These components replace the original parts of the Kinetic Model kit, significantly enhancing the model’s level of authenticity.

• Scale: 1/48
• Material: resin (3D printed)
• Intended use: upgrading the wheel bays of the Kinetic Model F-16C kit
• Historical period: Cold War, modern era
• Operator countries: USA, Israel, Poland, Greece, Norway, Turkey, and many others
• Category: 3D printed resin detail set for plastic model kit

We recommend this set to all intermediate and advanced aircraft modelers who want their F-16C model to stand out through extraordinary attention to detail and strive for the highest level of authenticity. The well-thought-out design guarantees an excellent fit to the Kinetic Model kit and enables easier installation thanks to the high precision of 3D printing.

Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 — recommended for modelers experienced with resin details and 3D printed parts.