1/48 Fw 190A early recommended for Hasegawa

The Focke-Wulf Fw 190A was one of the most feared Luftwaffe fighter aircraft of World War II. It first flew in June 1939 and entered operational service in the summer of 1941, when it immediately surprised RAF pilots over the English Channel with its performance - it was faster, climbed better and, thanks to direct fuel injection, escaped easily in steep dive flight. The early Fw 190A series, powered by the BMW 801 radial engine, became the basis for a whole family of variants that served on all fronts from France to the Eastern Front.

The Eduard 1:48 scale etched dashboard set is designed for early Fw 190A variants and designed to fit Hasegawa and Tamiya kits. The parts are made from etched brass, pre-painted and self-adhesive coated as part of the JustStick system - eliminating the need for glue and complex moulding. The kit replaces the plastic instrument panels from the kit with more faithfully crafted details: instrument dials, bezels, switches and descriptive labels matching the actual Fw 190A cockpit equipment. The result is a significantly more believable cockpit appearance without the need for extensive modifications.