Eduard 2132 Adlertag 1/72 – Plastic Bomber Aircraft Model Kit

We present the exceptional model kit Eduard 2132 Adlertag 1/72, a limited edition 1/72 scale plastic bomber aircraft model. The kit is released by the renowned Czech company Eduard, known for its extremely precise and historically accurate aircraft kits as well as a rich range of accessories.

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II
• Material: high-quality injection-molded plastic, selected photo-etched accessories
• Category: plastic model kit
• Assembly difficulty level: 3/5

Adlertag was the codename for a German operation launched on August 13, 1940, during the famous Battle of Britain. As part of this operation, the Luftwaffe carried out a massive bombing raid against RAF strategic targets in the UK, aiming to gain air superiority ahead of the planned invasion (Operation Sea Lion). The included model allows you to build one of the key Luftwaffe aircraft, highlighting both the historical and technical aspects of this specific period of warfare.

The contents of the Eduard 2132 Adlertag 1/72 kit include grey plastic sprues for detailed reproduction of the bomber's fuselage panels, tail unit, and landing gear. The build is enhanced by photo-etched parts dedicated to the cockpit, pilot harnesses, and external details. The set also includes decals for several historical variants, enabling the construction of the bomber in authentic Adlertag color schemes.

Why choose this model?

• Well-fitting parts that minimize the need for filling
• Additional photo-etched parts and rich decals
• Comprehensive assembly and painting instructions
• Unique historical value linked to the Battle of Britain

Recommended for intermediate modelers – an ideal choice for WWII German aviation enthusiasts and collectors of 1/72 scale historical dioramas. The kit does not include glue or paints – we recommend using dedicated modeling products for finishing and painting the aircraft.

Order the Eduard 2132 Adlertag 1/72 and build a model representing a key moment in the history of World War II!