The IBG 72U022 Fw190D Instrument Panel Cover 3D printed set is a top-quality accessory that takes model aircraft enhancement accuracy to a new level. This product is dedicated to models of the Focke-Wulf Fw 190D aircraft in 1/72 scale from the renowned manufacturer IBG Models. Developed by IBG, this set is produced using precise 3D printing, allowing every detail of the instrument panel cover to be rendered with unmatched detail and historical accuracy.

The Focke-Wulf Fw 190D “Dora” is an iconic fighter aircraft used primarily by the Luftwaffe (Germany) during World War II. The Fw 190D variant, introduced into service in 1944, was adapted for medium and high-altitude combat, effectively supporting both fighter and interceptor roles during the defense of the Reich. This aircraft fought on, among other places, the Western Front, participating in battles in the skies over Germany during the final months of the war.

The part offered by IBG is produced with high-quality resin 3D printing technology, ensuring an excellent surface smoothness and definition of even the finest details. The advantage of resin 3D printed enhancements is the perfect representation of original nuances—including subtle bulges, recesses, and textures characteristic of authentic Fw 190D instrument panels. This set complements the base model perfectly and allows for creating an ultra-realistic cockpit, highly recommended for modelers seeking dioramas at the highest level.

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1944-1945)
• Material: resin (3D print)
• Category: aircraft model accessories, detailing

We recommend this set to advanced modelers and enthusiasts wishing to increase the realism and precision of their IBG Fw 190D model. Assembly requires care and accuracy, therefore the recommended difficulty level is 3/5. Using this accessory will help you achieve an effect unattainable with standard box components. IBG 72U022 is an essential choice for aviation modeling enthusiasts striving for historical perfection and fans of German aviation technology from World War II.