We present a high-quality Pilot in the cockpit figure in 1/32 scale from the renowned manufacturer Copper State Models (catalog number F32-024). This is a precisely crafted resin figure that will perfectly enrich any aircraft model from the First World War era. The pilot figure, depicted in a seated position, ready for takeoff, is ideal both for dioramas and as an addition to model airplanes from this period.

The figure authentically represents the characteristic clothing and equipment of early 20th-century aviators — a leather helmet, goggles, and a pilot’s suit. These historical details allow you to create realistic scenes featuring British, French, or German fighter aircraft of the Great War era. The meticulously sculpted elements highlight the high quality of Copper State Models products, known for their historical accuracy and attention to detail, even in small scales.

The product is made entirely of high-grade resin, ensuring sharp edges and easy fit within cockpit interiors. The set includes one unpainted and unassembled piece, allowing for personalized painting in accordance with schemes of various countries using aircraft during the First World War. Glue and paints are not included — they are available separately.

• Scale: 1/32
• Country of use: universal pilot figure (England, France, Germany — World War I)
• Material: high-quality resin
• Category: resin figure for aircraft models
• Extras: none (additional items available separately)

We recommend this product to both beginner modelers and collectors as well as demanding hobbyists who want to give their models a unique character. The figure is especially recommended for building dioramas and realistically enhancing the cockpits of plastic model kits. Assembly difficulty: 2/5 — assembly is easy, while for painting it is recommended to use advanced modeling techniques to highlight the details even more.

Copper State Models F32-024 Pilot in the cockpit is a unique detail that will enhance any aviation project from the time of the Great War, ideal for history enthusiasts and fans of realistic models.