Eduard SS598 Luftwaffe Rudder Pedals 1/72 – Details for German Aircraft Model Kits

Eduard SS598 Luftwaffe Rudder Pedals in 1/72 scale is a high-quality set of photo-etched details dedicated to modelers seeking maximum detail replication in the cockpit of German WWII aircraft. The product is designed by Eduard, a renowned Czech manufacturer known for its precise accessories that enhance the realism of any scale model.

• Product scale: 1/72 – ideally fits most German military aircraft models in this scale.
• Country of use: The name Luftwaffe refers to the German Air Force, so the set is intended for aircraft used by the Third Reich during World War II.
• Historical purpose: The accessory is dedicated to Luftwaffe machines used in 1939–1945. It can be used for models such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109, Fw 190, Heinkel He 111, Junkers Ju 88, Dornier Do 17, and many other combat aircraft types of that era.
• Material: The parts are made of thin metal sheet (photo-etched stainless steel), allowing for fine and durable details. The set does not include resin or plastic parts.
• Additional advantages: The rudder pedals are ready for assembly after being cut from the fret and precisely bent according to the manufacturer's instructions. Using photo-etched parts enhances cockpit realism and enriches both new models and older kits.
• Product category: Modeling accessories – photo-etched set for 1/72 scale aircraft.
• Application: The ideal choice for intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to improve the level of detail in their models or when building historical dioramas.
• Build difficulty: 3/5 – requires precision, basic experience with photo-etched parts, and the use of cyanoacrylate adhesives.

Eduard SS598 Luftwaffe Rudder Pedals 1/72 is recommended for all aviation enthusiasts who want to replicate the authentic cockpit appearance of original Luftwaffe machines. Such add-ons are especially recommended for modelers who care about realism and historical accuracy in their projects, as well as collectors presenting models at modeling contests and exhibitions.