Quickboost QB48380 P-47D/M/N Thunderbolt seat with safety belts 1/48 – Pilot’s seat with safety belts for the P-47D/M/N Thunderbolt model (1/48)

The Quickboost QB48380 detail set is a high-quality pilot’s seat with already-molded safety belts, dedicated to P-47 Thunderbolt fighter aircraft models in the D, M, and N variants in the popular 1/48 scale. This precisely rendered component is made entirely of resin, which allows for a level of detail far superior to standard plastic elements available in basic kits.

Purpose and history of the original

The P-47 Thunderbolt is one of the most famous American fighter aircraft of World War II, widely used by the United States Army Air Forces and Allied air forces from 1942 until the closing days of the conflict. This aircraft participated in numerous fighter and ground-attack missions on all fronts—from battles over Europe to operations in the Pacific. The D, M, and N versions were successive improvements of the model, differing among others in range and equipment. The pilot's seat, realistically reproduced in this set, was an essential element of the cockpit, providing comfort and safety during many combat missions.

Product specification

• Category: Detail set for models – resin parts in 1/48 scale
• Material: High-quality resin
• Additional features: Pre-attached safety belts (cast as an integral part of the seat, extremely precise fabric and buckle details)
• Scale: 1/48
• Application: P-47D, P-47M, P-47N Thunderbolt models (USA, World War II)

Why choose this product?

Quickboost QB48380 ensures a significant increase in the realism of your aircraft model’s cockpit, allowing you to display details that are impossible to achieve with plastic techniques. The set is exceptionally easy to assemble, while also making a noticeable difference in the final visual effect, which is why it is recommended for both intermediate and advanced modelers aiming for maximum authenticity.

• Assembly difficulty: 2/5
• Recommendation: This product is especially recommended for enthusiasts of World War II aircraft modeling who want to give their models a unique, historic look and a level of detail close to that of the original.