Eduard 48920 Ki-61-Id landing flaps TAMIYA 1/48 – Photoetched Parts

The Eduard 48920 set dedicated to the Tamiya Ki-61-Id model in 1/48 scale is a high-quality photoetched detail set, allowing for precise reproduction of the wing flaps of the Kawasaki Ki-61-Id Hien fighter. The product is designed for demanding modelers who wish to add authenticity to the details and increase the level of realism in their model.

Product Information

• Scale: 1/48
• Intended for: Tamiya Ki-61-Id Hien model
• Country of origin of prototype: Japan
• Category: Photoetched parts – modeling accessories
• Material: photoetched stainless steel
• Manufacturer: Eduard

Brief Historical Overview

The Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien fighter was one of the most important Japanese aircraft used during World War II. The Ki-61-Id variant appeared towards the end of the war (years 1944-1945) and was mainly used in the defense of Japan against American bomber raids and during combat over China and the Pacific. The aircraft stood out not only for its inline engine design, which was rare in Japanese aviation, but also for its robust construction and effectiveness in combat.

Characteristics of the Eduard 48920 Set

• Precision detailing – ultra-thin parts enable a realistic representation of gaps and perforations in the landing flaps.
• High-quality material – photoetched stainless steel is resistant to deformation and easy to paint.
• Full compatibility with Tamiya model – perfect fit, simple installation after cutting out the appropriate wing sections.
• No additional resin or metal accessories – consists only of a complete set of photoetched parts.

Who is it recommended for?

This set is recommended primarily for intermediate and experienced modelers interested in World War II aircraft models. The use of Eduard 48920 photoetched parts greatly enhances the attractiveness of the finished model and the satisfaction of the build process.

Assembly difficulty level of the photoetched parts: 3/5

Eduard 48920 is an excellent choice for modelers who want to achieve a higher level of detail and historical realism in 1/48 scale aircraft models.