Eduard FE956 B-25G Seatbelts STEEL 1/48 ITALERI – Seatbelt for B-25G Bomber Model

The Eduard FE956 B-25G seatbelts STEEL 1/48 ITALERI set is a unique addition dedicated to modelers assembling the plastic scale model of the North American B-25G Mitchell bomber in 1/48 scale produced by Italeri. This product comes from the renowned Eduard brand, known for top-quality model detailing and photo-etched accessories.

Scale and application

Perfectly suited for 1/48 scale models, it precisely replicates the seatbelts used in the American B-25G Mitchell bomber. This aircraft was widely employed by the United States Air Force and the Allies during World War II, especially in the Pacific and in Europe. The B-25G variant was famous for its powerful 75 mm cannon, used for attacks on ships and ground targets.

Material and product features

The seatbelt is made of colored, photo-etched stainless steel. It stands out due to its thinness, precision of detail, and realistic texture and buckle representation. Thanks to the use of steel, the seatbelts retain the right flexibility, allowing for a natural layout on the pilot’s or gunner’s seat inside the model cockpit.

Product category

Eduard FE956 B-25G seatbelts STEEL 1/48 ITALERI is a specialized photo-etched set intended as an accessory for plastic model kits, allowing for a significantly higher level of realism and detail in the finished model.

Product advantages

• High-quality, durable photo-etched fret – thin and deformation-resistant
• Original colors printed using powder printing technology
• Easy assembly thanks to precision incisions
• Realistic, foldable material – ideal for faithfully recreating seatbelts
• Dedicated to a specific bomber version – guarantees historical accuracy

I strongly recommend this accessory to advanced and intermediate modelers who want to enhance the realism of their B-25G model’s interior. The product allows for quick and impressive cockpit upgrades without the need to paint or construct the seatbelts from scratch. The assembly difficulty is rated at 2 out of 5 – with a little experience, most modelers will manage just fine.