CMK Q48369 F-104G/J Seat (C-2) 1/48

CMK Q48369 F-104G/J Seat (C-2) 1/48

We present a unique model of the C-2 ejection seat dedicated for model kits of the F-104G/J fighter jet in 1/48 scale, manufactured by the renowned company CMK. The CMK Q48369 F-104G/J Seat (C-2) 1/48 is produced using resin casting, which ensures an extremely high level of detail and precision in replicating even the finest features of the original construction.

The C-2 seat was the original ejection system used in F-104 Starfighter aircraft, which played a very important role in the air forces of many countries during the Cold War. The F-104G/J models were operated by the air forces of the United States, Germany, Italy, Japan, Canada, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, and many other NATO countries. This type of seat was used in F-104 fighters serving in various defensive, patrol, and training operations from the late 1950s through the 1980s.

• Model scale: 1/48
• Category: resin detail set for plastic models
• Material: high quality resin
• Usage: replacement ejection seat for F-104G/J models (Kinetic and other brands in the same scale)
• Period of original use: Cold War era (1950s–1980s)
• Country of origin of the original: USA (widely used in NATO countries and Japan)

The featured C-2 ejection seat is an excellent choice for modelers seeking sophisticated accessories that elevate realism and detail in their F-104G/J model. The resin casting allows for a high level of detail to be shown in the upholstery, seatbelts, emergency mechanisms, as well as the characteristic levers and finishes specific for the C-2. No photo-etched or metal parts are included, which makes integration with plastic kits easier.

The assembly difficulty is rated at 2/5 – the model is intended for both intermediate and experienced modelers who want to elevate the level of realism in their projects. We recommend this product to anyone wishing to accurately replicate the interior of the F-104G/J cockpit in 1/48 scale – both aviation enthusiasts of the Cold War era and model contest participants who care for perfect detail in their dioramas and stand-alone models.