Eduard FE922 Su-27UB – Photo-Etched Parts Set for HOBBY BOSS 1/48 Model

We are pleased to present the high-quality Eduard FE922 photo-etched accessories set dedicated to the Su-27UB plastic model in 1:48 scale by Hobby Boss. This specialist set is aimed at ambitious aircraft modelers who wish to elevate their replicas to a higher level of realism and detail.

Product Features

• Manufacturer: Eduard
• Intended for: Hobby Boss 1:48 Su-27UB plastic model
• Scale: 1/48 – perfect for showcasing aircraft details
• Category: Photo-etched accessories set / modeling accessories
• Material: Precisely painted photo-etched metal
• Contents: Cockpit elements, seatbelts, instrument panel, cockpit and panel details

Historical Description of the Su-27UB Aircraft

The Su-27UB is a two-seat version of the Su-27 (NATO: Flanker) air superiority fighter, designed in the USSR by the Sukhoi design bureau in the late 1970s. The Su-27UB was developed for pilot training while retaining full combat capability. Intensively used since the 1980s, this aircraft formed the backbone of the modern Soviet, and later Russian, Air Force, while also being introduced into the Ukrainian military and several other countries. Used both during the Cold War and today, it is known for its advanced electronics, durable construction, and excellent flight characteristics. For example, Su-27UB fighters have been used for training and combat patrols in the Far East and Arctic regions.

Why Choose Eduard FE922?

• Allows you to recreate nearly every detail of the original cockpit and cabin interior.
• The metal parts are precisely painted – no additional painting required.
• Significantly increases the realism of the model, ideal for advanced and intermediate modelers.
• Perfect product for both dioramas and individual displays.
• Hard, bend-resistant photo-etched metal ensures long-lasting final results.

Recommended For

This set is highly recommended for modelers seeking precise details, aiming to bring their model closer to a masterful level. Recommended assembly difficulty – 3/5: requires precision, experience with small parts, and a bit of patience.