Eduard FE1455 B-26B Marauder seatbelts STEEL ICM 1/48 – Photo-etched steel seatbelts for the B-26B Marauder (ICM) model in 1/48 scale

Eduard FE1455 B-26B Marauder seatbelts STEEL ICM 1/48 is a high-quality set of photo-etched steel seatbelts dedicated to the B-26B Marauder model by ICM in 1/48 scale. This set has been developed especially for demanding modellers who want to enrich the interior of their model with elements faithfully reproduced in accordance with the original aircraft, used by the United States Army Air Forces during World War II.

• Scale: 1/48 – provides excellent reproduction of the original proportions.
• Intended for: the B-26B Marauder model by ICM – dedicated fit for the popular plastic kit.
• Material: Photo-etched steel, ensuring unmatched durability, flexibility, and perfect detail reproduction. The set does not contain any resin parts.
• Product category: Modelling accessory – photo-etched seatbelts for a plastic scale model kit.
• Historical period: World War II. The B-26B Marauder was widely used during operations over Western Europe and in Italy, 1941-1945.
• Country of original use: United States of America (USAAF).
• Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended for both intermediate and advanced modellers. Installation of photo-etched accessories requires precision and experience in working with small, delicate components.

The Eduard FE1455 set is recommended for anyone who wishes to elevate the authenticity of the B-26B Marauder bomber cockpit interior and achieve a realistic seatbelt effect that is hard to obtain using only the standard plastic kit parts. Eduard's photo-etched details guarantee the highest quality and aesthetics, while the steel construction eliminates the risk of cracking or warping during assembly.

Highly recommended for modellers interested in historical accuracy and contest-level presentations, this set is also an excellent introduction to photo-etched accessories. With this set, your B-26B Marauder will impress with its accuracy and historical fidelity, even in the tiniest cockpit details.