We present a high-quality aftermarket set Eduard 672133 B-17G turbochargers AIRFIX 1/72 from the Brassin series—dedicated turbochargers for the famous Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress bomber in 1/72 scale, designed specifically for Airfix kits. This unique set is an excellent detail upgrade for modelers aiming to elevate the realism of their build to a higher level.

Technical Information and Set Contents

• Category: Resin model, upgrade parts for plastic models
• Scale: 1/72 – perfectly matched for Airfix B-17G bomber kits
• Material: High-quality cast resin (Brassin), without photo-etched parts or painting masks
• Contents: 6 detailed resin parts – 4 turbochargers plus extra exhausts for engines no. 2 and 3
• Decals: None
• Photo-etched: None
• Masks: None

Historical Background – Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress

The American heavy bomber Boeing B-17G was one of the most significant aircraft of World War II. The B-17G was primarily operated by the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) from 1943 and was widely used in Allied strategic bombing raids over Nazi Germany. This version was distinguished by its modern Wright turbochargers, which increased the plane’s range and maximum operational ceiling, enabling the bomber to operate over the heavily defended territory of Germany.

Application and Target Group

This set is a perfect upgrade for modelers building the Airfix B-17G version who care about authenticity and detailed engine representation. It is particularly recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who want to emphasize realism and enhance the visual value of the model for display at exhibitions or modeling competitions.

• Assembly difficulty: 3/5 – requires basic knowledge of working with resin and precise gluing
• Set recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers
• Product recommended for WWII aviation enthusiasts

Thanks to the Eduard 672133 B-17G Turbochargers AIRFIX 1/72 set, every B-17G bomber model achieves higher realism and precision, reflecting the authentic appearance of the original and highlighting the key role turbochargers played in American wartime aviation operations.