Eduard 644285 B-24J LooKplus HOBBY BOSS 1/48 is a professional enhancement set intended for the popular B-24J Liberator bomber model by Hobby Boss in 1/48 scale. This product is designed for modelers who wish to take their model to the next level of realism and detail, especially in the cockpit area and key structural details of the aircraft.

• Scale: 1/48
• Operator country: United States and Allied forces
• Period of use: World War II, from 1943 until the end of the war
• Category: Model accessory set for plastic kit (photo-etched, 3D printed, plastic, resin)
• Materials: Factory-painted plastic elements, photo-etched metal details, 3D printed parts, and precision resin accessories

The B-24J Liberator was one of the most important American long-range bombers during World War II. It served in all theaters of war, from Europe, across the Mediterranean to the Pacific. Known for its efficiency, it carried a large bomb load and was widely used, for example, during strategic bombing raids – e.g., operations over Germany in 1944.

The Eduard 644285 LooKplus set contains a ready, precisely painted instrument panel with all details, ready for quick assembly, which gives the model exceptional realism. Photo-etched seat belts made from thin metal significantly enhance the cockpit interior, and additional details such as side panels and small equipment parts enable recreating the characteristic bomber interior. The set is completed by 3D-printed parts, providing an unprecedented level of detail (e.g., superchargers, aircraft wheels).

• The set includes, among others: EX1042 B-24J TFace, 644275 B-24J LööK, 6481028 B-24J wheels, 6481030 B-24J superchargers PRINT
• Ready-made components for quick and easy assembly
• Dedicated for intermediate and advanced modelers who value perfect interior reproduction
• Difficulty level: 4/5 (due to the need for precision and working with photo-etched and 3D parts)

We recommend this set to all aviation modeling enthusiasts striving for maximum detail realism and faithful recreation of the historical B-24J bomber.