Eduard FE1471 MS 406. C1 DORA WINGS 1/48

Eduard FE1471 MS 406.C1 DORA WINGS 1/48 – Photo-Etched Detail Set for the French Fighter Model

Eduard FE1471 is an advanced photo-etched detail set dedicated to the 1:48 scale plastic model of the Morane-Saulnier MS 406.C1 fighter by Dora Wings. This model represents the French fighter aircraft that was widely used by the French Air Force during World War II, especially in the French campaign in 1940. The MS 406.C1 was one of the main fighters of the Armée de l’Air in the pre-capitulation period, taking part in battles both against the Luftwaffe and in defensive operations across France.

The FE1471 set by Eduard is made from precisely cut photo-etched metal, which allows for the recreation of even the smallest and most complex details that are impossible to achieve with a standard plastic model. The set includes cockpit interior components: realistic seat belts, detailed rudder pedals, micro-details on the instrument panel (featuring printed color indicators), side panels, as well as small mechanisms and levers. These components allow for a faithful reproduction of the 1939–1940 fighter cockpit, enhancing the historical realism of the replica.

• Scale: 1/48 – perfectly matched to the Dora Wings model
• Intended for: French MS 406.C1 fighter, World War II
• Country: France
• Period of use: 1939–1940, French campaign of World War II
• Material: photo-etched metal sheet, printed color details
• Set includes: cockpit accessories, seat belts, instruments, structural details
• Category: photo-etched add-ons for plastic models
• For modelers: intermediate and advanced
• Assembly difficulty: 4/5

We especially recommend this set to modelers who appreciate high quality workmanship and maximum fidelity to authentic historical details. Eduard FE1471 details will give your MS 406.C1 model a unique character and make it stand out from standard sets. An excellent choice both for competition dioramas and as a value-boosting collectible element in a model of French aviation from the beginning of World War II.