Eduard 491389 Photo-Etched Set for Airfix Hunter FR.10 1/48

The Eduard 491389 photo-etched set is a dedicated accessory kit designed for the Hawker Hunter FR.10 model in 1/48 scale, produced by Airfix. This set is an indispensable upgrade for any model, allowing advanced and intermediate modelers to achieve the highest level of historical accuracy for the British jet fighter replica.

The Hawker Hunter FR.10 was a product of British engineering during the Cold War era. These fighters were primarily operated by the Royal Air Force of the United Kingdom, and were also part of the air forces of NATO countries and many of Britain's allied nations. The FR.10 (Fighter Reconnaissance) version served both as a fighter and reconnaissance aircraft between 1954 and 1990. These airplanes participated in numerous regional conflicts as well as reconnaissance missions over West Germany and the Middle East.

• Scale: 1/48 – ideal for highly detailed reproduction
• User countries: United Kingdom and allied nations
• Operation period: Cold War (1950s, 60s, and 70s)
• Category: photo-etched detail set for plastic model kits
• Material: precisely manufactured brass photo-etched parts, selected details made from high-quality resin
• Kit contents: cockpit interior parts, seat belts, control panel instruments, fine details characteristic of the Hunter FR.10 equipment
• Recommended skill level: intermediate to advanced modelers
• Difficulty level: 4/5 (the product requires moderate experience and familiarity with working with photo-etched parts)
• The set includes a dedicated assembly manual in a clear, illustrated format

We recommend the Eduard 491389 to all modelers who wish their Hunter FR.10 model to reach a museum-quality level of detailing. It is an excellent way to enhance and improve details that are difficult to achieve with traditional techniques or which have been simplified by the maker of the base model. Eduard accessories ensure perfect fit and a high-quality finish. The set will be especially appreciated by enthusiasts of British aviation and fans of Cold War era aircraft models.