Eduard 33262 PZL P.11c seatbelts STEEL 1/32 IBG – pilot seatbelts for the PZL P.11c model

The Eduard 33262 set is designed to accurately replicate the pilot seatbelts in the 1/32 scale PZL P.11c model kit by IBG. It is a high-quality modeling accessory made of thin, pre-painted stainless steel, produced by the renowned Czech company Eduard, specializing in model detailing parts for plastic kits.

Main product features:

• Scale: 1/32 – perfectly matched to IBG PZL P.11c models
• Material: photo-etched, pre-colored stainless steel (STEEL)
• Intended use: pilot's seat safety belts
• Country of origin (original aircraft): Poland
• Historical period: interwar years and the beginning of World War II (the aircraft fought, among others, in September 1939 during the Polish campaign)
• Precise details – realistic buckles, fasteners, and belt texture
• Easy application to plastic models using cyanoacrylate or PVA glue
• No painting required – the parts are pre-colored

Historical information – PZL P.11c:

The PZL P.11c is one of the most famous Polish fighter aircraft of the interwar period. Designed by engineer Z. Puławski, it entered service with the Polish air force in the mid-1930s. The aircraft played a key role in air combat in September 1939, facing an uneven battle against the Luftwaffe. The Eduard seatbelt set was designed based on original documentation and preserved archival photographs.

Category and application

• Photo-etched modeling accessories
• Perfect for upgrading plastic model kits
• Recommended for both advanced and intermediate modelers who care about historical accuracy and an excellent final result

Do we recommend it?

Eduard 33262 PZL P.11c seatbelts STEEL is an accessory that significantly increases the realism of your cockpit interior and gives the model the authentic look of the original. The set is easy to use – we rate the difficulty level as 2 on a scale of 1-5, making it manageable even for beginners working with photo-etched parts. It is an excellent choice for all aviation modeling enthusiasts and fans of Polish designs from the interwar period and World War II.