Master AM-72-032 He-162 Salamander – armament and detail set (MG 151 barrel tips, nose gear indicator and Pitot Tube) scale 1:72

Master AM-72-032 He-162 Salamander is a high-quality detail and armament set designed for Heinkel He 162 Salamander aircraft models in the popular 1:72 scale. It is an excellent choice for modelers wishing to elevate the realism of their model to the highest level, thanks to the use of precisely crafted metal components.

The Heinkel He 162 Salamander was a jet fighter used by the Luftwaffe in the final stage of World War II. It was one of the fastest jet fighters to be put into production in the world, mainly used by Germany in 1945. The history of this aircraft features many experimental technical solutions – it was eagerly used during the last air battles over Germany, although its combat career was very short.

This set belongs to the category: detail sets / modeling accessories and was developed for all He-162 Salamander models in 1/72 scale, regardless of the base model’s manufacturer. It enables the enrichment of the replica with important details, essential for a faithful representation of this avant-garde World War II design.

• The set consists of precisely turned brass parts: MG 151 barrel tips, nose landing gear indicator, and Pitot tube.
• The components are very easy to assemble – it is recommended to use cyanoacrylate glue for mounting.
• The use of metal details enables an exceptionally realistic finish of the model – small parts are significantly more durable and accurately reproduced than their plastic counterparts.
• Recommended for both intermediate and advanced modelers who value historical accuracy and high-quality finish.
• Difficulty level: 2/5 (relatively simple installation for those familiar with photo-etched or metal accessories for models).

The Master AM-72-032 set is an excellent complement to any He 162 Salamander model in 1:72 scale. It is a perfect choice for World War II military aviation enthusiasts who strive for perfect representation of their model and wish to showcase even the smallest historical details.