Eduard 32856 A. S. 51 Horsa Glider Mk. I cargo seatbelts 1/35 BRONCO

Eduard 32856 A. S. 51 Horsa Glider Mk. I cargo seatbelts 1/35 BRONCO is a high-quality set dedicated to Airspeed Horsa Mk. I transport glider models in 1/35 scale, produced by BRONCO. This product is created for modelers seeking extremely detailed cargo cabin interior elements for the historic military glider.

Airspeed Horsa Mk. I is one of the most significant British achievements in the field of transport gliders during World War II. The aircraft was widely used by British airborne forces and the Allies during key operations such as the Normandy landings (D-Day), Operation Market Garden, and Operation Varsity. Manufactured in Great Britain from 1942 to 1945, it served to transport soldiers, vehicles, and military equipment behind enemy lines, facilitating spectacular airborne landings throughout World War II.

The photo-etched cargo seatbelt set for the cabin is an innovative accessory that allows you to faithfully recreate the interior of your model. The set includes durable, highly detailed brass-etched parts, which look much better than standard plastic parts from basic kits. The pieces are precisely shaped and easy to assemble using suitable metal glue.

• Scale: 1/35
• Nation of use: United Kingdom and Allies
• Historical period: World War II
• Material: photo-etched metal (brass)
• Dedicated to: BRONCO Airspeed Horsa Mk. I
• Category: accessories for plastic model kits
• Level of difficulty: 3/5 (intermediate – caution required when assembling small parts)

The Eduard 32856 set is intended for modelers who wish to achieve an even higher level of realism in presenting historical transport glider models. We particularly recommend it to all intermediate and advanced modelers who care about every detail in historical dioramas and collector displays. Thanks to this set, the cargo cabin interior of the Horsa Mk. I will gain a unique, authentic character. It is an indispensable accessory for enthusiasts of British military aviation as well as for those reconstructing battle scenes from World War II.