Eduard 648500 Tempest Mk. V Dust Filter z klapką (eyelid) 1/48

Eduard 648500 Tempest Mk. V dust filter w/ eyelid 1/48 is a high-quality resin part designed for Hawker Tempest Mk. V aircraft models in 1/48 scale, specifically developed as a replacement for standard plastic parts included in Eduard kits. This precision dust filter with movable eyelid offers an excellent upgrade for modelers seeking to enhance the level of detail and realism of their build.

Set contents:

• 1 precisely cast resin part
• No decals
• No photo-etched parts
• No painting masks

Technical and historical information:

• Scale: 1/48
• Recommended kit: Eduard Hawker Tempest Mk. V
• Category: Scale model accessory – resin detail part for plastic models
• Material: high-grade resin resistant to damage and easy to process

Hawker Tempest Mk. V is one of the most recognizable British fighter aircraft of World War II. The aircraft entered service with the Royal Air Force at the beginning of 1944 as a development of the Typhoon design, distinguished by better high-speed and low-altitude performance. The Tempest Mk. V was mainly used for fighter escort, ground attack, and intercepting German V-1 flying bombs. These aircraft participated in combat on the Western Front, missions over Normandy, and later attacks on the territory of the Third Reich. The special version of the dust filter was particularly common in units operating from unpaved airfields on the European continent.

The featured dust filter with eyelid realistically replicates this modification, designed to protect the engine from debris during operations in difficult conditions. It is an ideal choice for historical modelers focused on WWII aviation.

Why choose this product?

• Precise shape and faithful documentation accuracy
• Easy assembly – difficulty level: 2/5
• Perfect for enhancing Eduard 1/48 scale models
• Excellent for intermediate modelers and collectors of quality accessories

We recommend Eduard 648500 Tempest Mk. V dust filter w/ eyelid 1/48 EDUARD to all historical modeling enthusiasts who care about every detail and expect the highest quality parts for their WWII aviation projects.