Omask 104804 FuG 218 Neptun (3D print) 1/48 – Radar Detail Set for German WWII Aircraft Models

The Omask 104804 FuG 218 Neptun (3D print) 1/48 is an incredibly detailed set designed for 1/48 scale aircraft models, enabling realistic depiction of the German FuG 218 Neptun radar system. This technologically advanced radar was used by the Luftwaffe during World War II, primarily by night fighters such as the Heinkel He 219, Junkers Ju 88 G, and Dornier Do 335, which were actively deployed from 1943 to defend the night skies of the Third Reich against Allied bombing raids.

The FuG 218 Neptun system played a crucial role in detecting and tracking Allied night bombers, extending German pilots' operational capabilities even in complete darkness. Compared to earlier radar versions, the 218 model featured greater range and reliability. Its distinctive nose-mounted antennas are among the most recognizable features of German night fighter aircraft from that era.

• Scale: 1/48 – perfect for medium and large aircraft models
• User country: Germany (Luftwaffe, Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II (1943–1945)
• Category: Model accessories – 3D add-ons for plastic model kits
• Material: Precision 3D print (photopolymer resin)
• Set contents: FuG 218 radar antennas and components – perfect for self-assembly
• Add-ons: Complete set of parts with no need for sanding or modification – ready to use after removing supports

Omask 104804 FuG 218 Neptun is the ideal choice for modelers who value maximum historical realism in their miniatures. Recommended for both professional dioramas and the construction of collector's 1/48 aircraft models. The parts are designed for compatibility with many plastic kits from leading manufacturers.

Difficulty level: 2/5. Assembly is not complicated, but caution is advised when working with small, delicate parts.

We especially recommend this set to advanced and intermediate modelers who want to emphasize the historical authenticity of their models and achieve perfect reproduction of the technological details used by the Luftwaffe.