Master AM-72-136 Do 335 A – zestaw detali – MG 151, antena FuG 25a, rurka Pitota (1/72)

The Master AM-72-136 detail set is precisely dedicated to the Dornier Do 335 A aircraft model in 1/72 scale. This set includes a range of perfectly reproduced, top-quality parts that significantly enhance the realism of the finished model. The set’s components include metal MG 151 barrels, a FuG 25a antenna, and a Pitot tube. All elements are made from turned brass, which guarantees not only exceptional durability but also perfect detail reproduction in microscale. The set is intended for modelers who wish to enrich their models with components true to real technical solutions of the historical original.

• Scale: 1/72
• Category: detail set for plastic scale model kit
• Material: turned brass (metal elements, very durable and detailed)
• Intended for: detailing Dornier Do 335 A model
• Contents: MG 151 barrel, FuG 25a antenna, Pitot tube

Dornier Do 335 A "Pfeil" was a German twin-engine fighter aircraft with a push-pull propulsion system. Developed by Dornier during World War II (1944-1945), it was distinguished by an innovative “push-pull” engine arrangement and excellent performance—the Do 335 was the fastest piston-engined fighter of the Luftwaffe, reaching speeds of over 760 km/h. The Do 335 A-0 version was used mainly by Germany, primarily for tests and combat operations at the war’s end. This model did not see widespread use due to its late entry into service, but its unique design has made it a subject of interest for aviation historians and modelers alike.

Master’s metal details allow for an accurate reconstruction of the key armament and equipment elements of the Do 335 A. The MG 151 barrel reproduces the original cannon mounted in the fuselage, the FuG 25a antenna corresponds to the historical onboard transponder, and the precise Pitot tube makes it possible to create an authentic aircraft nose.

This set is recommended for demanding modelers striving to create perfect miniatures of historic World War II aircraft. The assembly difficulty is rated at 3/5—recommended for those with intermediate plastic model building experience. By choosing Master products, you are investing in quality, precision, and realism, which will be especially appreciated by historical modeling enthusiasts.