Aires 7212 Morane Saulnier M.S.406 Wheel & Maks 1/72 HASEGAWA – Upgrade Set for Aircraft Model

The Aires 7212 set is dedicated to modelers seeking the highest quality details for historical aircraft models. This 1:72 scale upgrade set is specially designed for the Morane Saulnier M.S.406 model by Hasegawa, one of the most famous French fighters of World War II.

Morane Saulnier M.S.406 – Historical Information

The Morane Saulnier M.S.406 was the main French fighter aircraft of World War II, in service from 1938, primarily with France, but also used by Finland and Croatia, among others. The aircraft stood out for its high maneuverability and its modern—in terms of that era—engineering solutions. It participated mainly in the French campaign of 1940 and in air operations on the Eastern Front under Finnish colors. Although its speed and armament were inferior to its contemporary German counterparts, it remains in history as one of the symbols of French aviation.

Product Features

• Category: Upgrade set for aircraft models – accessories for 1/72 scale plastic models.
• Scale: 1/72, dedicated for Hasegawa models.
• Material: high-quality resin, guaranteeing outstanding detail fidelity and easy handling during model work.
• Contents: a set of detailed resin main wheels and covers, which far surpass the standard kit parts in terms of detailing.
• Usage period of the original: World War II (1938–1945).

Advantages and Recommendations

This product is especially recommended for experienced modelers as well as anyone wishing to take their Morane Saulnier M.S.406 model to the next level of realism and accurately replicate the characteristic features of this historic French fighter. The use of specialized resin ensures excellent detail reproduction and ease of assembly. The set facilitates precise painting and effective weathering of the aircraft's operational components.

Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 (also suitable for intermediate modelers).

Aires 7212 is an excellent choice for hobbyists looking for authenticity and credibility in their aircraft models, especially those depicting the World War II era.