Eduard 73017 Seatbelts German WWI 1/72

Eduard 73017 Seatbelts German WWI 1/72 is a high-quality set of dedicated seatbelts designed for World War I aircraft models in 1/72 scale. This product has been prepared by the renowned manufacturer Eduard, known for their precise modeling accessories and attention to detail. The set allows for significantly increased realism of cockpit interiors in German aircraft from 1914-1918, such as the Fokker D.VII, Albatros D.III, and Pfalz D.XII.

Product Features:

• Scale: 1/72, perfectly matched to models in this popular scale.
• Country of use: Germany; the product reproduces the historical seatbelts of German aviation from World War I.
• Historical period: World War I (1914-1918) – the seatbelts are dedicated to aircraft from this era, including single-seat fighters as well as trainer and reconnaissance planes.
• Material: photo-etched metal – details are made from thin metal sheet, providing exceptional precision, flexibility, and ease of shaping, allowing for a natural seatbelt arrangement in the cockpit.
• Category: Plastic model accessories – the seatbelt set is designed to upgrade selected aircraft models.
• Contents: a complete set of seatbelts for one aircraft, including harness elements and buckles patterned after originals from the era.

Product Advantages:

• The seatbelts are very thin, and the level of detail far surpasses standard plastic elements included in model kits. As a result, they considerably enhance the realism of the cockpit.
• Easy application – the parts are already properly etched and require only separation from the fret and appropriate installation using tweezers and cyanoacrylate glue.
• An ideal solution for modelers wishing to display their models in competitions or for anyone seeking the highest level of detail – the recommended assembly difficulty level is 2/5, making the set suitable for beginner and intermediate modelers.

We recommend the Eduard 73017 Seatbelts German WWI 1/72 set to every modeler building German World War I aircraft in 1/72 scale. It's a simple way to achieve a professional cockpit finish thanks to exceptional attention to historical accuracy and solid manufacturing.