Eduard 32975 PT-17 / N2S-3 ICM 1/32 – Cockpit Detail Set

The Eduard 32975 photo-etched detail set is designed for the PT-17 / N2S-3 trainer aircraft model by ICM in an impressive 1/32 scale. This product was created for the most demanding modelers who want to enhance the realism of their build and achieve a faithful reproduction of even the smallest details of the original machine.

Historical Description of the PT-17 / N2S-3 Aircraft

The Boeing-Stearman PT-17 (Navy designation: N2S-3) was the primary training aircraft of the United States Army Air Forces and US Navy during World War II. Produced between 1934 and 1945, it was used to train thousands of American pilots. The PT-17, commonly known as the "Stearman," made history as a reliable, easy-to-fly machine widely used on training airfields throughout the United States. This model represents the N2S-3 version, which was specially adapted for the US Navy.

Product Features

• Scale: 1/32
• Country of original use: United States of America (USA)
• Historical period: World War II
• Material: high-quality photo-etched metal
• Set includes: cockpit elements, control instruments, seat belts, instrument panel details, and many other parts that significantly enhance the ICM kit
• Product type: Photo-etched detail set for plastic model kits
• Assembly difficulty level: 4/5

Advantages and Target Group

The Eduard 32975 set is especially recommended for experienced modelers looking for ways to realistically finish 1/32 scale aircraft models. Precisely made photo-etched details make it possible to achieve an effect true to the original, and the level of detail in parts such as instrument lighting, seat belts, and instrument panel components brings model making to a higher level of realism. Using photo-etched parts requires some prior experience, so this product is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers.

By choosing the Eduard 32975 PT-17 / N2S-3 ICM set in 1/32 scale, you are guaranteed the highest quality and the opportunity to build a model that will impress both at modeling competitions and in a home collection.