Eduard FE1282 D3A1 Val seatbelts STEEL HASEGAWA 1/48 – photo-etched seatbelts for the Aichi D3A1 Val fighter-bomber model

We present the Eduard FE1282 D3A1 Val seatbelts STEEL set, dedicated to plastic models of the Aichi D3A1 Val in 1/48 scale, produced by Hasegawa. This product is a high-quality set of photo-etched seatbelts made from modern stainless steel. The accessory significantly enhances both the realism and visual appeal of the cockpit of the Japanese World War II dive bomber.

• Scale: 1/48 – ideal for aircraft models intended for diorama display or collections in standard aircraft model size.
• Construction and material: The seatbelts are made from durable, thin, photo-etched steel using the STEEL technology, providing the effect of a natural material as well as easy forming and fitting to the pilot's seat.
• Compatibility: The set is specifically designed for the Aichi D3A1 Val model from Hasegawa, ensuring perfect fit of parts and historical accuracy of details.
• Country of origin: Japan – The Aichi D3A1 Val was the Imperial Japanese Navy's main dive bomber, especially known for its role in the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7, 1941, and combat in the Pacific.
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945) – the aircraft was used in the initial and middle stages of the conflict.
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – the set is recommended for intermediate modelers as well as enthusiasts of cockpit detailing.
• Category: Model accessories, photo-etched additions for plastic models.
• Additional features: The photo-etched seatbelts feature fully detailed buckles, stitches, and adjustments, with precise painting and finishing that significantly improve the appearance of the aircraft interior replica.

Recommendation: We especially recommend this product to modelers who care about historical authenticity and realistic cockpit finish. Eduard FE1282 is also an excellent choice for aircraft diorama collectors and people participating in model competitions. Using this set allows you to easily make your model stand out and achieve an effect that will attract the attention of any historical aviation expert!