Aires 4810 F-104G Starfighter cockpit set (M.B. GQ-7A ej. seat) 1/48 KINETIC – cockpit detail set

The Aires 4810 F-104G Starfighter cockpit set (M.B. GQ-7A ej. seat) is designed for detailed reproduction of the F-104G Starfighter fighter cockpit in 1/48 scale, dedicated to the KINETIC kit. This high-quality modeling accessory allows you to significantly enhance the realism of your model by precisely recreating the pilot's cockpit interior and the Martin-Baker GQ-7A ejection seat.

• Scale: 1/48
• Manufacturer: Aires
• Original user countries: USA, Germany, Italy, and many NATO countries
• Materials: high-quality resin, photo-etched metal parts
• Category: detail set – resin and photo-etched kit for plastic models

Historical overview:
The F-104G Starfighter is an American supersonic jet fighter developed by Lockheed in the 1950s, serving since 1958. The F-104G variant was created specifically for NATO countries, where it played a key role as an interceptor and bomber during the Cold War. This aircraft served, among others, in the Luftwaffe, Aeronautica Militare, and the Canadian Air Force, participating in typical Cold War operations until the 1980s.

Set contents:

• Highly detailed resin pilot cockpit components (instrument panel, sidewalls, control stick, pedals, etc.)
• Realistically reproduced Martin-Baker GQ-7A ejection seat
• Photo-etched fret with seatbelt details, accessories, and small cockpit fittings
• Assembly instructions allowing for easy integration of the set with the Kinetic kit

Why choose this product? If you expect the highest quality details and want to increase the realism of your F-104G fighter model, this set is the perfect choice. The precise reproduction of the MB GQ-7A seat, realistic wiring, sharply cast instruments, and the inclusion of photo-etched parts will give your model a truly professional appearance. We recommend it to advanced and intermediate modelers who value faithful reproduction of the original and are not afraid to work with resin and small photo-etched elements.

Assembly difficulty: 4/5 – for those familiar with techniques for enhancing plastic models.