Eduard BIG49360 Beaufort Mk. I PART I ICM 1/48 – Finishing Set for ICM Model

The Eduard BIG49360 Beaufort Mk. I PART I set is an exceptional collection of finishing accessories dedicated to the Bristol Beaufort Mk.I aircraft model in 1/48 scale, designed for the base kit from the renowned company ICM. This product was created for demanding modelers who want to take their model to an even higher level of historical detail reproduction.

• Category: photo-etched set and accessories for plastic model kits
• Scale: 1/48
• Accessory manufacturer: Eduard
• Contents: 3 sets – photo-etched parts, seatbelts made from STEEL, paint masks
• Material: photo-etched metal sheets, foil masks, belts made from soft, precisely painted STEEL sheet

Historical Information – Bristol Beaufort Mk.I

The Bristol Beaufort Mk.I was a British medium torpedo bomber mainly used by the Royal Air Force and the Royal Australian Air Force during World War II (1939-1945). These aircraft operated in many theaters of operations, particularly distinguishing themselves during the Mediterranean campaign as well as in the Pacific and North Sea regions. Beauforts performed reconnaissance, minelaying, and attacks on enemy ships – they were responsible for the first successful RAF torpedo attacks against the German fleet.

Contents and Features of the Eduard BIG49360 Set

• 491318 Beaufort Mk. I 1/48 – photo-etched set to upgrade the cockpit and other sections
• FE1319 Beaufort Mk. I seatbelts STEEL 1/48 – realistic seatbelts, flexible thin metal sheet, outstanding detail and easy to paint
• EX908 paint masks – facilitate precise painting of canopies and fuselage frames

Why Choose Eduard BIG49360?

This set is highly recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who want to recreate the authentic interior and exterior detail of the historic Beaufort. All details are designed specifically for ICM models. Precisely fitting masks guarantee quick and clean finishing of the cockpit, while STEEL seatbelts add authenticity to the cockpit. The set enhances both the experience and the final effect, greatly surpassing the standard parts offered in the base model.

Assembly difficulty level (scale 1-5): 4 – recommended for modelers experienced in working with photo-etched accessories and paint masks.