Eduard FE1264 OV-10D+ ICM 1/48 – Photo-Etched Parts for OV-10D+ Model

We offer a high-quality upgrade set Eduard FE1264 dedicated to the 1/48 scale OV-10D+ model, specially designed for the latest ICM kit. This unique set of photo-etched parts will significantly enhance the detailing of the cockpit interior and other key sections of the American OV-10D+ observation and ground attack aircraft model, used by the United States Armed Forces during the Cold War and in numerous local conflicts.

Product Features – Eduard FE1264

• Scale: 1/48
• Material: Precisely crafted metal photo-etched parts, durable and perfectly matched to the ICM model sprues
• Category: Upgrade set – photo-etched parts for plastic model
• Use: Enhances the cockpit, pilot seat equipment, precise seatbelts, cockpit instruments and side panels in line with original documentation (ideal replication of realistic OV-10D+ structural details)
• Compatibility: Compatible with the OV-10D+ ICM plastic model
• Manufacturer: Eduard (Czech Republic) – a renowned leader in the scale modeling industry

Historical Background of the OV-10D+ Aircraft

The OV-10 Bronco is an American light multi-role aircraft, designed in the 1960s for the US Marine Corps and US Air Force (Vietnam War). The OV-10D+ version was an upgraded variant of this versatile aircraft, used from the 1980s up to the early 21st century by the USA and its allies for reconnaissance, fire direction, and support missions. It participated, among others, in Operation "Desert Storm" and in anti-narcotics operations.

Recommendation and Build Difficulty

The Eduard FE1264 product is an essential choice for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level 3/5) who want to increase the realism of the OV-10D+ model interior. Thanks to the precision of the photo-etched parts, the cockpit gains a professional appearance, and the process of upgrading the model provides a satisfying challenge for ambitious enthusiasts. Highly recommended for all military aviation history fans and collectors of American Cold War aircraft.