• Product Name: Master AM-32-057 BAC Lightning - Pitot Tube (1/32)

Master AM-32-057 BAC Lightning - Pitot Tube (1:32) is a specialist model detail, designed for perfect reconstruction of the elements of the British jet fighter BAC Lightning in 1/32 scale. This set is a high-quality modeling accessory dedicated to both advanced and intermediate modelers who want to elevate the realism of their model to the highest level.

• Scale: 1/32
• User country: United Kingdom
• Historical period: Cold War, 1960-1988
• Historical use: The BAC Lightning was the main supersonic interceptor fighter for the Royal Air Force and was exported to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. It stood out with its innovative design and performance, playing a key role in defending the UK's airspace during the Cold War.
• Material: Precisely turned aluminum
• Inclusions: The set includes a detailed aluminum pitot tube – without additional photo-etched or resin parts.
• Category: Metal model detail – supplementary accessory for plastic scale model kits

The Pitot Tube for the BAC Lightning from Master Model offers an extremely realistic reproduction of the actual aircraft part. Thanks to CNC turning technology, the tube features excellent precision, sharp edges, and resistance to mechanical damage, guaranteeing a much better effect than standard plastic parts from basic kits.

Assembly is very simple – just glue the tube in place indicated in the model's instructions using cyanoacrylate glue. The product is suitable for both contest projects and building a collector's model. Due to its 1/32 scale and high level of detail, it is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers looking to enhance their model with an authentically-looking detail.

• Assembly difficulty level: 1/5 (very easy)

Master AM-32-057 BAC Lightning - Pitot Tube (1/32) is an excellent choice for those who wish to add a professional finish to their model and enhance the historical accuracy and durability of key elements. We recommend this product to all enthusiasts of Cold War era military aviation.