Eduard 33141 P-51K Interior S.A. 1/32 DRAGON – Photo-etched Interior Detail Set

Eduard 33141 P-51K Interior S.A. 1/32 DRAGON is a high-quality set dedicated to recreating the interior details of the world-famous American P-51K Mustang fighter aircraft in 1/32 scale. This product has been specially developed by the renowned Czech company Eduard and fits the DRAGON 1/32 model. The Self-Adhesive (S.A.) version means the parts are equipped with a self-adhesive backing, which greatly facilitates the installation and precise placement of photo-etched elements inside the model.

Recreate the cockpit details of a WWII legend

The P-51K Mustang was an American fighter aircraft used by the USAAF and Royal Air Force during World War II, primarily in 1944–1945. It served on all fronts – from Europe through the Pacific to the Far East. The P-51K was a development variant of the P-51D, distinguished among other things by the use of a different type of propeller (manufactured by Aeroproducts). The aircraft proved particularly effective as an escort and fighter-bomber.

What does the Eduard 33141 set include?

• A set of detailed, photo-etched cockpit interior parts, such as: instrument panels, seatbelts, control elements, pedals, instrument boards, switches, structural details.
• The parts are made from thin brass sheet, colored using digital printing technology.
• The self-adhesive layer enables easy placement of details without the need for cyanoacrylate glue.

Product category

• Photo-etched detail set for plastic model kits
• Accessories for 1/32 scale aircraft models

Why choose Eduard 33141?

• Accurately reproduces the actual interior details of the P-51K cockpit
• Enhances the realism of the model’s interior finish
• Self-adhesive parts simplify assembly, allowing even intermediate modelers to achieve great results

The set is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who want to enrich their collection with a model featuring an exceptional and faithfully reproduced interior. Construction difficulty is rated at 3/5 due to the need to cut small parts and assemble them precisely.