Eduard 72675 P-61C Exterior HOBBY BOSS 1/72 – External Detail Set for Aircraft Model

We present an exceptional external detail set, Eduard 72675, dedicated to the P-61C Black Widow model in 1/72 scale from HOBBY BOSS. This professional photo-etched parts set is made from high-quality thin metal, precisely cut using the latest technology, ensuring perfect reproduction of even the finest details. The set is designed for modelers who want to give their P-61C model a unique character, emphasizing authenticity and realism in every aspect.

Historical Information about the Northrop P-61C Black Widow Aircraft

The Northrop P-61C Black Widow is an American night fighter and interceptor aircraft, used mainly during the final phase of World War II and in several units just after the war, i.e., between 1944–1950 (World War II and postwar period). This aircraft became famous as the first American fighter specifically designed to detect and destroy targets with the use of onboard radar. The P-61C was a developed version of earlier models, featuring more powerful engines, improved performance, and enhanced equipment. It saw action in Europe and the Pacific during WWII, effectively countering enemy bombers and reconnaissance aircraft.

Key Product Features

• Detail set intended for the P-61C HOBBY BOSS model in 1/72 scale
• High-quality photo-etched metal parts
• Realistic replication of external details such as panels, grilles, service hatches, and external weaponry components
• Dedicated to the World War II period and immediately afterward
• Category: photo-etched set – modeling accessory for plastic aircraft assembly kits
• The product does not include resin parts or metal gun barrels but greatly enhances realism through additional surface details

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

Eduard 72675 is aimed at intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level 4/5) who can work with delicate photo-etched parts and wish to significantly increase the realism of their model. We highly recommend this set to all military aviation enthusiasts from the World War II era and to collectors of rarer aircraft, such as the P-61C Black Widow.