Quinta Studio QD72181 P-51D Mustang Early 3D-Printed & colored Interior on decal paper (Eduard) 1/72

Quinta Studio QD72181 P-51D Mustang Early 3D-Printed & coloured Interior on decal paper (Eduard) 1/72

Quinta Studio QD72181 is a unique accessory designed to upgrade P-51D Mustang Early models in 1/72 scale, dedicated to Eduard kits. This cockpit set is the result of the latest modeling technology, utilizing 3D printing and multicolor printing, offering extremely realistic reproduction of the pilot's cockpit details.

• Scale: 1/72
• Original country of use: United States of America
• Intended for: Eduard P-51D Mustang Early models
• Material: 3D printing on decal paper (special multicolor 3D transfer)
• Category: Model accessories – cockpit enhancement, 3D aftermarket elements

The P-51D Mustang is one of the most famous American fighters of World War II. It was widely used by the Allies from 1944, especially in the role of escort fighter, accompanying bombers over Europe. The early series of the D version Mustangs featured modern cockpit equipment, which remains an exceptionally attractive subject for modelers today—requiring precise reproduction of even the smallest details.

The Quinta Studio QD72181 set features a collection of top-quality elements 3D printed, precisely reproduced, and pre-coloured—dashboard, seatbelts, side panels, and tiny details that very faithfully recreate the aircraft interior from 1944-1945. Thanks to the use of decal material, these parts are easy to apply—just like classic decals.

Why do we recommend it? This is an excellent choice for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level 3/5) who expect the highest standard of detail and realism. The set does not require painting or complicated processing—it enables you to instantly and professionally enhance the appeal of any P-51D Mustang Early model.

Full compatibility with Eduard models, perfect print quality, and the combination of ease of application with exceptional realism make Quinta Studio QD72181 an essential addition to the workshop of any World War II aviation enthusiast.