Eduard 491417 Go 244B ICM 1/48 Photo-Etched Set

The Eduard 491417 photo-etched detail set is a high-quality addition dedicated to model-making enthusiasts who want to precisely replicate the German heavy transport aircraft Gotha Go 244B in 1/48 scale. This set is designed for the plastic model kit by ICM and is a perfect supplement to the standard kit, allowing the realism of the finish to be elevated to an incredibly high level.

The Gotha Go 244B was a German transport aircraft used during World War II, mainly by the Luftwaffe. This aircraft was based on the Go 242 transport glider, and its B version was equipped with two radial engines, greatly increasing its range and transport capabilities. The aircraft saw its primary use on the Eastern Front in 1942–1943, transporting troops, equipment, and supplies during crucial Wehrmacht operations.

• Kit scale: 1/48
• Country of use: Germany (Luftwaffe)
• Historical period: World War II
• Dedicated to the ICM Go 244B plastic model
• The set includes: photo-etched (PE) parts and resin details
• Category: modeling accessories – photo-etched set + resin details
• Application: cockpit, crew seatbelts, instrument panels, interior details, small external elements
• Material: photo-etched metal + resin components

The Eduard 491417 set significantly improves the look of the model, especially in areas such as the cockpit, instrument panel, or seatbelts, which may be simplified in the standard kit. Both the photo-etched and resin add-ons are characterized by high manufacturing quality, precision, and excellent fit with the base ICM kit.

We recommend this set for intermediate and experienced modelers who require a higher degree of realism and who enjoy manual challenges. The difficulty level is estimated at 3–4/5 due to the necessity of precise assembly of small and delicate parts.

By choosing Eduard 491417, you are investing in the authenticity of your project and the opportunity to create an exceptional model with perfectly reproduced details. It is a must-have purchase for all fans of German aviation from the Second World War era!