Eduard SS756 Ar 234C HOBBY 2000/DRAGON 1/72 – Photo-Etched Parts Set

Eduard SS756 is a high-quality photo-etched parts set designed for the Arado Ar 234C aircraft model in 1/72 scale, specifically dedicated to the Hobby 2000 and Dragon kits. This product allows for significant enhancement of cockpit details and selected external parts of the model, ensuring realism and precise representation of the historic World War II jet bomber.

Detailed Product Information:

• Scale: 1/72
• Aircraft: Arado Ar 234C
• Base kit manufacturer: Hobby 2000/Dragon
• Original user's country: Germany
• Historic period: World War II (1944–1945)
• Material: Photo-etched metal parts (copper/non-ferrous alloy)
• Category: Photo-etched accessories set for plastic models

Arado Ar 234C – Brief Historical Description

The Arado Ar 234C was a German bomber and reconnaissance aircraft, which was the first operational jet bomber in history used during World War II. Designed in the later stages of the war, the C variant featured four engines and advanced aerodynamics, making it one of the most modern aircraft of its time. Ar 234C aircraft took part in reconnaissance missions, mainly on the Western Front in 1944–1945.

Advantages of the Eduard SS756 Set

• Greatly enhances the base Hobby 2000/Dragon kit with realistic details such as instrument panels, seatbelts, and other key cockpit elements.
• Ultra-thin, laser-cut parts ensure excellent fit and easy assembly.
• Significantly improves the model’s visual appeal, allowing enthusiasts to achieve an effect close to the original.
• This set is recommended for both advanced and intermediate modellers looking for ways to increase the realism level of their collection.

Assembly Difficulty Level

Recommended experience level: 3/5. Working with photo-etched parts requires precision and familiarity with metalworking techniques, making this set best suited for modellers who already have experience in building and upgrading models.

We recommend this product: to every aviation modelling enthusiast interested in the World War II era, who wants to achieve the highest level of detail and authenticity in their 1/72 scale Arado Ar 234C model.