We present a unique set of seatbelts: Eduard SS594 Seatbelts Italy WWII fighters STEEL in 1:72 scale, dedicated to modelers working on Italian fighter aircraft from World War II. This set has been designed with exceptional precision and attention to historical authenticity — it accurately reflects the construction of seatbelts used in original Italian military aviation fighters, such as the Macchi C.202 Folgore, Fiat G.50 Freccia, or Reggiane Re.2000.

Products from the Eduard STEEL series are characterized by outstanding durability and flexibility — the SS594 set is made from delicate, thin photo-etched stainless steel, which enables easy modeling of the belts according to realistic folds and arrangement. The paint is factory-applied, greatly simplifying assembly and giving the photo-etched details an exceptionally realistic scale effect.

Key product features:

• Scale: 1:72 — ideal for World War II Italian fighter models
• Material: pre-colored stainless steel (photo-etched STEEL parts)
• The set fits a wide range of Italian fighter aircraft models
• Colorful reproduction of original fabric and fittings
• Very thin structure — perfectly simulates the scale details of the pilot's cockpit
• Product of the renowned Eduard brand, guaranteeing top quality workmanship

Historical description: During World War II, the Italian Air Force used structurally advanced fighter aircraft. Seatbelts were an integral part of pilot equipment, providing protection during aerial combat and high-G maneuvers. The Eduard SS594 set faithfully recreates the characteristic details of these belts, allowing you to accurately reproduce cockpits from the years 1939-1945.

Product category: photo-etched parts – model accessories, suitable for 1:72 scale models.

Recommendation: This set is dedicated to intermediate and advanced modelers seeking to replicate authentic cockpit details on their models. Assembly difficulty level: 2/5. The product enhances the realism of any model, making it a perfect choice for enthusiasts and collectors of World War II Italian aviation.