Eduard 648981 Su-25 airbrakes early PRINT ZVEZDA 1/48 – accessory set for Su-25 attack aircraft model kits

We present a specialist accessory set, Eduard 648981 Su-25 airbrakes early PRINT, designed for the ZVEZDA Su-25 model in 1/48 scale. These are high-quality components that allow you to reproduce the distinctive airbrakes of the early version of the Su-25 attack aircraft. This set is aimed at modelers looking to enhance the realism of their builds and enrich their model with rare details recreated from original technical documentation.

Historical Information

The Su-25, also known as "Grach," is a Soviet and Russian attack aircraft designed for direct support of ground troops. The aircraft has been in service since the early 1980s, used by the USSR, Russia, and other countries of the former Eastern Bloc. It saw its combat debut during the war in Afghanistan from 1979 to 1989 and has since served in numerous conflicts in Europe, Asia, and Africa, becoming an icon of the Cold War and modern times.

Technical Characteristics of the Eduard 648981 Set

• Intended for: Zvezda Su-25 kits in 1/48 scale
• Category: Modeling accessories – details for plastic scale model kits
• Material: High-quality 3D printed resin
• Contents: The set includes a complete set of precisely made airbrakes to represent the "early" Su-25 version, additional small assembly details, and a clear instruction manual
• Fits kits: Su-25 Zvezda 1/48
• Assembly difficulty: 3/5 – ideal for intermediate and advanced modelers

Advantages and Recommendations

The Eduard 648981 Su-25 airbrakes early PRINT product is recommended for all modelers who want to give their model a unique character, add technical details, and recreate the realities of the Cold War and modern battlefield. 3D printing enables exceptional precision and sharpness of details, far superior to standard plastic equivalents. The set also offers a simple and intuitive installation, allowing you to achieve a professional result quickly and efficiently.

With the Eduard set, your Su-25 will become not only an accurate model of an attack aircraft but also a unique collector's piece, reflecting the details of combat machines used by the USSR and Russian armies.