Master AM-32-116 Amerykańska Rurka Pitota z okresu II w.św. - typ "płetwa rekina" (1szt.) - używana na P-36, P-39, P-40, P-47, A-36, B-239, T-6, B-25 i wielu innych 1/32

Master AM-32-116 is an exceptionally precise American WWII-era Pitot tube made from the highest quality turned metal, dedicated to modelers building military aircraft from the Second World War. This element features a very characteristic, aerodynamic design known as the "shark fin" type, originally fitted on a wide range of American combat aircraft.

History of Application and Compatibility

This type of Pitot tube was commonly used on aircraft such as the Curtiss P-36 Hawk, Bell P-39 Airacobra, Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, Republic P-47 Thunderbolt, North American A-36 Apache, Brewster B-239 (export version of the Buffalo), North American T-6 Texan, and the North American B-25 Mitchell bomber. These machines actively served in the US Air Forces and also with Allied countries during the most intense years of WWII (1939–1945), from battles in the Pacific to campaigns in Europe and North Africa.

Technical Specification and Workmanship Quality

• Scale: 1/32
• Material: high-quality turned metal (brass)
• Manufacturer: Master – a renowned model accessories brand
• Set contents: 1 shark fin type Pitot tube
• Category: model accessories, metal parts

Why Choose This Product?

The Master AM-32-116 metal Pitot tube offers a level of detail, durability, and dimensional accuracy unheard of in standard plastic sets. It is the perfect choice for modelers who value authenticity and high-quality finish, whether in out-of-the-box builds or professional dioramas and historical recreations.

Recommended Group of Modelers and Degree of Difficulty

The Master AM-32-116 Pitot tube is an excellent choice for advanced modelers seeking to replicate every detail in 1/32 scale American WWII aircraft. Thanks to its simple installation, it is also suitable for intermediate hobbyists. Assembly difficulty: 2/5.

By choosing this part, you can be confident of increasing both the realism of your model and the durability of a detail often exposed to damage during transport or display.