The Eduard BIG49372 B-24D PART I REVELL 1/48 set is a professional accessory kit dedicated to the B-24D bomber in 1/48 scale, designed for the Revell brand model. The product includes three detailed supplementary sets, which significantly enhance the quality of the built model and allow for the achievement of realism close to the original in scale modeling.

• Scale: 1/48
• Intended for: Revell B-24D plastic model (recommended)
• Country of original use: United States
• Material: Metal (photo-etched parts, steel photo-etched seatbelts), self-adhesive masks
• Set contents:
  • 491338 – detailed B-24D cockpit (photo-etched interior cabin parts)
  • FE1339 – photo-etched STEEL seatbelts for the crew (complete printed seatbelt buckles)
  • EX293 – set of painting masks for canopy and wheels (precisely cut from high-quality foil)
• Historical period: World War II (the B-24D Liberator was mainly used between 1941–1945)
• Set advantages:
  • The modular photo-etched plate system significantly increases cockpit detail – made with the precision characteristic of the Eduard brand.
  • STEEL technology seatbelts combine exceptional realism with flexibility and ease of application, while digital printing ensures authentic coloration.
  • Self-adhesive masks shorten the time required to prepare parts for painting, allowing for sharp, clear demarcation lines on canopy and wheels.
• Category: Model accessories for plastic scale model kits (photo-etched and painting mask sets)
• Difficulty level: 4/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who appreciate a high level of detail.
• Recommendation: The Eduard BIG49372 set is ideal for WWII aircraft modeling enthusiasts who want to take their Revell B-24D model to a higher level of authenticity and detail. The quality of materials, compatibility with the base kit, and precise workmanship ensure the product will meet the expectations of the most demanding modelers. Recommended for both collectors and competition modelers.

The B-24D Liberator was one of the most famous and most widely produced long-range bombers of World War II, used on all fronts by the U.S. Army Air Forces. Employed in strategic bombing, patrol, and transport missions – from North Africa through Europe to the Pacific – it is an authentic subject for any military history and technology enthusiast.