The Master AM-32-013 German aircraft machine gun MG 15 set is a high-quality modeling accessory designed for 1:32 scale aircraft models. The product contains two precisely turned MG 15 machine gun barrels, fitted with cooling sleeves and detailed chemically-etched sights made from photo-etched metal. This set was created to faithfully replicate the original, which was widely used as a flexible defensive weapon in German bombers during World War II – including planes such as the Junkers Ju 86, Ju 88, Heinkel He 111 and other Luftwaffe aircraft.

• Scale: 1:32
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Material: Turned brass barrels, photo-etched metal parts
• Application: Enhancement for 1/32 scale plastic aircraft models featuring the MG 15
• Set contents: 2 brass barrels, cooling sleeves, turned sights, photo-etched fret with sight details
• Category: Modeling accessories – metal upgrades for plastic model kits

The MG 15 was a lightweight, air-cooled machine gun of 7.92 mm caliber, designed in Germany in the 1930s and widely used in Luftwaffe bombers and transports during World War II. It was the primary defensive weapon for aircraft such as the Ju 86, Ju 88, and He 111. The MG 15 was installed on movable mounts in turrets and side positions, enabling effective defense against attacking fighters.

The entire set is crafted with the utmost attention to detail – machine-turned barrels and photo-etched parts reproduce the precision of German aerial weaponry, allowing your model to achieve an exceptionally realistic appearance. This set is recommended for both experienced and beginner modelers who wish to easily upgrade the level of detail in their models – assembly difficulty is rated at 2/5. Assembly involves cutting off the plastic barrel, drilling a hole, and gluing the metal part in place using cyanoacrylate adhesive.

We recommend this set to all World War II aviation enthusiasts and modelers who strive for the highest level of detail in their 1/32 scale Luftwaffe aircraft replicas.