Eduard 73328 B-25H interior S. A. 1/72 HASEGAWA – interior detail set

The Eduard 73328 B-25H interior S. A. 1/72 set has been developed for 1:72 scale models of the B-25H Mitchell aircraft, specifically for the Hasegawa kit. This precision detail set enables a highly detailed build of the cockpit interior of the American WWII bomber. Eduard, renowned for the highest quality modeling accessories, offers a product that is an essential addition for modelers wishing to increase the realism and level of detail in their builds.

• Scale: 1:72 – perfectly matched to Hasegawa B-25H kits
• Material: Photo-etched metal and pre-painted parts. No resin or 3D-printed elements included in this set.
• Category: Detail set for plastic scale models – photo-etched accessories
• Intended use: For installation inside the B-25H Mitchell bomber model
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers

American B-25H Mitchell bomber – historical background

The North American B-25H Mitchell was a medium bomber variant used extensively by the United States Army during World War II, particularly from 1943 onwards. The aircraft operated mainly in the Pacific Theater, deployed against ships, armored units, and enemy infrastructure. The B-25H was modified for fire support and equipped, among other things, with a 75 mm cannon—a remarkably powerful weapon for a bomber of its class.

Detailed interior set – contents

The set contains precise cockpit details, printed instrument panels, seatbelts, levers, and other elements that significantly enhance the realism of the replica. The pre-painted photo-etched parts make it much easier to achieve an impressive and authentic appearance, without the hassle of painstakingly painting small details.

Who do we recommend Eduard 73328 B-25H interior S. A. for?

This is an excellent choice for modelers wishing to recreate their cockpit interiors with historical accuracy. The set is ideal for enthusiasts of American WWII aviation as well as for fans of realistically finished miniatures. It is definitely recommended for modelers of at least intermediate experience.