Eduard SS619 P-40N SPECIAL HOBBY 1/72 – Photo-Etched Parts for the Fighter Model

We present a set of dedicated Eduard SS619 photo-etched parts for the P-40N model in 1:72 scale, designed especially for the Special Hobby kit. This precise and exceedingly detailed set allows you to significantly enhance the model of the popular American fighter, used by the United States and Allied air forces during World War II.

Historical Information – Curtiss P-40N

The Curtiss P-40N is the last and most improved version of the famous P-40 Warhawk fighter, produced from 1943. This aircraft mainly served in the air forces of the USA, Australia, Great Britain, New Zealand, and the Soviet Union, reaching the frontlines in Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Pacific. It featured better performance, lower weight, and increased range. It became especially renowned during air combat over China and in the New Guinea region between 1943 and 1945.

Detail Set – Eduard Photo-Etched Parts

• Scale: 1:72 – ideal precision for models in this scale
• Category: photo-etched modeling accessories
• Material: thin metal sheet (photo-etched stainless steel)
• Contents: color plate with precise cockpit details, seatbelts, instrument replicas, control panels, as well as small parts for the aircraft interior and equipment
• Dedicated for: Special Hobby P-40N Warhawk 1/72

With this set, modelers will raise the level of realism of the cockpit and complex interior details, which are often the hallmark of professional models – the elements are already colored and ready for application, significantly speeding up the work process and improving the visual effect.

Recommended Difficulty Level and Target Group

Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – We recommend this set to modelers with intermediate experience who wish to upgrade the standard version of the model with realistic and durable photo-etched details. It is the perfect choice for those developing their skills and expecting a flawless appearance from their model.

Eduard SS619 P-40N for Special Hobby 1/72 is an excellent choice for advanced finishing of a World War II fighter model – recommended for every enthusiast who values historical accuracy and precision workmanship.