Master AM-72-080 De Havilland Sea Vixen – Pitot Tubes (1/72) is a high-quality set of modeling accessories designed for precise reproduction of details in scale models of the British carrier-based fighter De Havilland Sea Vixen in 1:72 scale. The product belongs to the category of specialist modeling accessories—machined brass Pitot tubes—which significantly enhance the realistic appearance of your replica.

The De Havilland Sea Vixen was a carrier-based fighter of the British Royal Navy, with its main period of service during the Cold War—specifically the years 1959–1972. This two-seater jet was mainly used for the protection of Royal Navy aircraft carriers and intercepting airborne targets. It served, among others, during the conflict in Southern Yemen (Aden), as well as in various patrol and escort operations, until its retirement in the early 1970s.

• Scale: 1:72 – dedicated for plastic De Havilland Sea Vixen kits in this popular scale
• User country: United Kingdom (Royal Navy)
• Material: Turned brass parts
• Set contents: 2 realistic Pitot tubes featuring high precision workmanship
• Compatibility: suitable for most models available on the market (e.g., Airfix, Cyber Hobby, Frog, and others)
• Ease of use: simply cut off the original plastic part, drill a hole, and glue the tube in place using cyanoacrylate glue
• Detail accuracy: the perfect choice for modelers seeking faithful replication of even the smallest details not available in plastic kits
• Supplement: a finely detailed brass refueling probe tip is available in the Master AM-72-018 set

The Pitot tubes are one of the key navigational elements of the Sea Vixen, and their precise reproduction in brass really makes the model stand out compared to standard releases. This product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who want to take the realism of their replicas to the next level.

Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – easy assembly, requiring only minimal manual skills.

Recommendation: The ideal choice for modelers who value build quality, detail, and authenticity in Cold War era aircraft models.