Quickboost QB48622 Dornier Do 215 propeller w/tool ICM 1/48 – detailed upgrade set

Quickboost QB48622 Dornier Do 215 propeller w/tool is a high-quality resin upgrade set designed for the Dornier Do 215 model by ICM in 1/48 scale. The product has been created as a detailed addition to the plastic model kit, providing significantly higher realism and accuracy than the standard elements included in the base kit. The set contains precisely cast propellers for the Dornier Do 215 aircraft along with a mounting tool, making it easier to correctly install the detail.

Product Features

• Scale: 1/48
• Material: high-quality resin
• Manufacturer: Quickboost
• Intended for: Dornier Do 215 model by ICM
• Contents: resin propellers, assembly tool
• Category: resin upgrade set/resin model

Historical Information about Dornier Do 215

The Dornier Do 215 was a German multirole aircraft used by the Luftwaffe during World War II, serving from 1939 to 1944. The aircraft was utilized as a light bomber, reconnaissance plane, and night fighter. It mainly operated on the Eastern Front as well as during night raids over Great Britain. The Dornier Do 215 was developed from the popular Do 17, offering improved performance and newer engines. This type of aircraft was used by both the Luftwaffe and the Hungarian Air Force.

Why Choose QB48622?

• Exceptional detail accuracy – the propellers and mounts are of much higher quality than the plastic parts included in the base kit
• Easy assembly thanks to the included positioning tool for the parts
• Ideal for modelers seeking an authentic appearance for their finished model
• Perfect choice for those upgrading or refining standard ICM models

Who is it recommended for?

The set is recommended for intermediate and advanced aircraft modelers aiming to improve the quality and historical accuracy of their models. Some experience working with resin and delicate details is required.

Difficulty level: 3/5
Quickboost QB48622 is an essential choice for historical modeling enthusiasts and collectors of World War II aviation, who appreciate the highest level of authenticity and detailing.