Eduard 648052 Bf 110 C/ D main undercarriage wheels 1/48

Eduard 648052 Bf 110 C/D Main Undercarriage Wheels 1/48

Introducing the Eduard 648052 main undercarriage wheels set, designed for Messerschmitt Bf 110 C/D aircraft models in 1/48 scale. This product has been created as a high-quality accessory for Eduard kits and other manufacturers' replicas of this German aircraft. The wheels are made from high-quality resin, ensuring extremely realistic details, precise tread pattern replication, and characteristic hubcap and mounting bolt details. The set also includes masks for painting the wheel rims.

Historical Information

The Messerschmitt Bf 110 was a German twin-engine heavy fighter and multi-role aircraft that entered service with the Luftwaffe in the late 1930s. The C and D variants were used extensively during World War II, especially in the French campaign, Battle of Britain, as well as in night-fighter and reconnaissance roles. The Bf 110 C/D operated from 1939 through mid-war, up to 1944, on various fronts—Western Europe, North Africa, the Balkans, and the Soviet Union.

• Scale: 1/48
• User country: Third Reich (Germany)
• Period: World War II
• Material: high-quality resin
• Category: resin modeling accessory
• Set includes: pair of main wheels, precision painting masks
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5 (easy assembly, basic modeling skills required, especially for painting)

Why choose Eduard 648052?

This product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers seeking the most realistic look for their Bf 110 models. The detailed resin wheels surpass standard plastic kit parts, while the precise masking allows you to easily recreate the characteristic appearance of the undercarriage bays. It's an excellent way to make your replica stand out and enhance its visual appeal at modeling competitions or in your home collection.

If you're looking for an accessory to further increase the authenticity of your 1/48 scale Bf 110 C/D model, this main undercarriage wheel set from Eduard will meet the expectations of even the most demanding World War II aviation and history enthusiasts.