Eduard SS143 MS-406 1/72 HASEGAWA – Photo-Etched Parts for Aircraft Model

Eduard SS143 is a high-quality set of photo-etched parts, designed specifically for the Morane-Saulnier MS.406 fighter aircraft model in 1/72 scale, intended for the Hasegawa kit. This product is aimed at modelers who wish to enhance the level of detail and realism of their model, as well as those who value faithful reproduction of details in historic aircraft designs.

About the Original – Morane-Saulnier MS.406

• Scale: 1/72 – dedicated to the Hasegawa plastic model kit.
• Category: photo-etched detail set (photo-etched parts) for plastic model assembly kit.
• Country of use: France.
• Period of use: World War II (mainly 1938–1940).
• Historical note: The Morane-Saulnier MS.406 was the main French fighter aircraft during the French campaign of 1940. It was widely used by the French Air Force in combat against the Luftwaffe. Known for its great maneuverability, but somewhat inferior performance compared to German fighters, it nevertheless played a significant role in the early phase of World War II.

Eduard SS143 Product Features

• Material: thin, precisely photo-etched metal sheet (steel, brass, or nickel).
• Set contents: includes cockpit interior details, seatbelts, colored instrument panel, and other photo-etched additions to improve the appearance of the MS.406 model cockpit.
• Application: significantly increases the level of interior detail and the overall attractiveness of the model. Allows reproduction of even fine details not achievable with traditional plastic parts.

The Eduard SS143 set is an excellent choice for both intermediate and advanced modelers who want to elevate their Hasegawa MS-406 model to a higher level of realism. Dedicated photo-etched parts allow for precise recreation of cockpit details, making the finished model stand out at competitions or collector’s presentations. The assembly difficulty is rated at 3/5, due to the small size and precise application of the parts.

This product is recommended to all aviation modeling enthusiasts interested in World War II subjects, especially collectors of French aircraft models and anyone looking to improve the historical accuracy of their miniatures.