Eduard SS225 Tornado GR. Mk.1 1/72 HASEGAWA – upgrade set

The Eduard SS225 Tornado GR. Mk.1 1/72 HASEGAWA set is a high-quality collection of photo-etched parts, designed for the Panavia Tornado GR. Mk.1 model in 1:72 scale by Hasegawa. It serves as an excellent addition to this popular British multirole jet, providing an authentic cockpit appearance and a maximum level of detail.

Technical specification and product purpose:

• Scale: 1:72
• Category: Photo-etched set/model accessories
• Material: Photo-etched metal sheet
• Manufacturer: Eduard
• Intended for: Hasegawa Panavia Tornado GR. Mk.1 plastic model

Historical information:

The Panavia Tornado GR. Mk.1 is the British variant of the legendary multirole combat aircraft, developed through the collaboration of three countries: the United Kingdom, Germany, and Italy. The Tornado GR.1 was extensively used by the Royal Air Force from the late 1970s until the early 21st century. It became particularly renowned during the Gulf War in 1991 and in other military operations at the end of the 20th century, where it played an active role in ground attack missions.

What does the Eduard SS225 set include?

• Highly detailed aircraft instrument panel
• Colored photo-etched seatbelts for ejection seats
• Cockpit and instrument panel parts
• Small details for cabin interior, including knobs, displays, and indicators
• Designed for precise assembly onto the Hasegawa kit

All parts are made from high-quality photo-etched metal sheet, guaranteeing perfect representation even of the finest details. The fret can be easily painted with preferred modeling colors, allowing for maximum realism.

Who do we recommend this set for?

The Eduard SS225 Tornado GR. Mk.1 in 1/72 scale is an excellent choice for intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to raise the realism of their Hasegawa Tornado GR.1 model. Due to the precision and small size of the parts, we recommend a difficulty level of 3/5. The set significantly enhances the visual appeal of the model and allows for the creation of a unique replica of the British strike fighter from the Cold War and modern eras.