Eduard SS664 Spitfire Mk. I/Mk. IIa 1/72 AIRFIX – Photo-Etched Detail Set

The Eduard SS664 photo-etched detail set is specifically dedicated to the AIRFIX Spitfire Mk. I and Mk. IIa models in 1/72 scale. It allows for a significant increase in the realism of the plastic miniature of the famous World War II fighter. This offered product is an excellent supplement to the base model, enabling the reproduction of the finest details of the pilot's cockpit – a key feature for modeling enthusiasts seeking authenticity.

• Category: photo-etched set for upgrading plastic models
• Scale: 1/72
• Intended for: AIRFIX Spitfire Mk. I/Mk. IIa
• Material: high-quality brass sheet (photo-etched)
• Set contents: painted and unpainted cockpit details, pilot seatbelts, instrument panels, small switches and handles

The Supermarine Spitfire Mk. I and Mk. IIa aircraft, for which this set is designed, are among the most important fighter planes of the Royal Air Force (RAF) used during the Battle of Britain in 1940–1941, in the period of World War II. They were mainly used by Great Britain and played a key role in the defense of the British Isles as well as in numerous air actions on other fronts. Their advanced technical design continues to fascinate modelers around the world to this day.

Eduard SS664 provides a highly detailed reproduction of the cockpit interior equipment, making your model even more realistic and visually attractive. The set is especially suitable for intermediate and advanced modelers who appreciate the authenticity of details and want to take the construction of the Airfix Spitfire model to the next level. The difficulty level is rated at 3/5 due to the small parts that require precise assembly and experience with photo-etched accessories.

We recommend this set to anyone who wants to achieve an effect of faithful historical reproduction of their Spitfire. The Eduard SS664 add-on allows you to fully showcase your modeling skills and will be appreciated by plastic model enthusiasts, AMT fans, and diorama makers focused on World War II.