Eduard 632058 Do 335 Muzzle Brakes 1/32 HK Models

Eduard 632058 Do 335 muzzle brakes is a high-quality set of muzzle brakes designed for the Dornier Do 335 model in 1/32 scale, dedicated to modelers using the HK Models kit. The product is made from durable resin, guaranteeing incomparably higher detail level compared to traditional plastic parts included in base kits. Additionally, the package contains precisely crafted photo-etched parts, allowing for the most accurate reproduction of details from the original German muzzle brakes used on the Do 335 aircraft.

Product characteristics

• Scale: 1/32 – the set is intended for models in this scale, particularly compatible with HK Models kits.
• Application: the set is dedicated to the German Dornier Do 335 fighter aircraft, also known as the "Pfeil."
• Material: high-grade resin and metal photo-etched parts ensure durability and perfect detail replication.
• Manufacturer: Eduard – a renowned brand known for model accessories of the highest precision.
• Category: model accessories; resin elements enhancing the detail of plastic models.
• Historical period: World War II – the Dornier Do 335 was used by the Luftwaffe in the final stage of the war.

Historical description

The Dornier Do 335 "Pfeil" (Arrow) is a German heavy fighter with a push-pull propulsion system, introduced during World War II. It was one of the fastest piston-powered aircraft of its time, and its unique design—including the unconventional propeller layout—allowed it to reach speeds of up to 770 km/h. The model was used by the Luftwaffe from 1944 to 1945, mainly for fighter and reconnaissance missions, but the small number produced meant it did not see widespread combat use.

Why choose Eduard 632058?

We recommend this set for both intermediate and advanced modelers seeking high-quality accessories to enhance the realism of their aircraft replica. Eduard's muzzle brakes guarantee easy installation and precise detail that cannot be achieved with plastic parts. The set is perfect for aviation modeling enthusiasts recreating World War II machines, as well as for contest modelers.

Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – intermediate. We recommend basic knowledge of working with resin and photo-etched parts.