Eduard 32632 Ju 88A Seatbelts 1/32 Revell – seatbelts for Junkers Ju 88A

Eduard 32632 Ju 88A Seatbelts is a unique set of photo-etched seatbelts in 1/32 scale, dedicated to the plastic model kit of the Junkers Ju 88A aircraft produced by Revell. This precisely crafted cockpit detail offers a high level of realism that standard plastic parts cannot provide.

Purpose and Application

The set was created with modelers in mind who are building the German Junkers Ju 88A bomber, used by the Luftwaffe during World War II. This 1/32 scale model is an excellent choice for demanding modelers who value historical authenticity. The real seatbelts of the Ju 88A were an essential part of the crew cabin, involved in numerous combat missions on the fronts of Europe, Africa, and the USSR from 1939 to 1945.

Material and Set Contents

Eduard 32632 is a set of seatbelts made using photo-etching technique from high-quality metal. The pieces are already pre-colored, eliminating the need for detailed painting. The set includes all necessary parts to prepare complete seatbelts for the entire Ju 88A crew – both the pilot and onboard gunners. The fine details, thinness and flexibility allow the belts to be draped naturally over the seats, significantly enhancing cockpit realism.

• Scale: 1/32
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Material: photo-etched, pre-colored metal
• Additions: ready-to-assemble elements, no painting required
• Category: modeling accessories, photo-etched accessories, plastic model kit accessories

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

Eduard 32632 Ju 88A Seatbelts is recommended for experienced modelers as well as diorama enthusiasts and collectors of large-scale models who wish to take the level of detail to the next level. Assembly itself requires skill and precision (difficulty level 3/5), so the set is best suited to intermediate and advanced modeling enthusiasts. It’s a proven way to improve the quality of the Revell Ju 88A model, essential for a realistic recreation of the interior of this German World War II bomber.