Eduard 672295 Ki-84 Seat PRINT ARMA HOBBY 1/72 – Pilot’s Seat for Hayate Model

Eduard 672295 Ki-84 Seat PRINT ARMA HOBBY 1/72 is a specialist set for modelers seeking the highest quality details for 1/72 scale plastic models. It is designed to upgrade and enhance the interior of the Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate fighter, one of the most important Japanese fighter aircraft of World War II, used primarily by the Imperial Japanese Air Force.

The Nakajima Ki-84 "Hayate" (Allied code: Frank) was an aircraft that appeared on the front lines between 1943 and 1945, fighting in the Pacific and often engaged in defending Japan’s territory during B-29 raids. It was regarded as one of the most formidable Allied adversaries owing to its agility, speed, and armament, with a comfortable, well-designed pilot’s seat contributing to effectiveness and comfort during long and demanding missions.

• Scale: 1/72, compatible with Arma Hobby kits
• Country of original use: Japan
• Historical period: World War II (1943–1945)
• Material: High-quality 3D resin, manufactured directly with 3D printing technology
• Set contents: 1 part – precise, ready-to-use pilot’s seat; no decals; no photo-etched details; no painting masks included
• Product category: Resin part for plastic models

The Eduard 672295 Ki-84 Seat PRINT product combines precision manufacturing and durability – the 3D resin features extraordinary detail sharpness, making it possible to achieve a realistic effect even in 1/72 scale, clearly surpassing standard plastic parts found in basic kits. Replacing the original seat greatly enhances the realism of the model’s cockpit, so this set is particularly recommended for advanced modelers and diorama or aviation display enthusiasts who seek the highest level of detail for their builds.

The recommended assembly difficulty level is 2/5 – the part is ready-to-use after minimal preparation, requiring only cutting, fitting, and possibly painting to the modeler’s preference. As a unique specialist addition from Eduard, it is especially recommended for those building Japanese World War II aircraft models, who care about maximum cockpit detail realism.