Ceintures de sécurité Eduard FE1202 Lancaster B Mk.I en acier HK Models 1/48

Eduard FE1202 Lancaster B Mk.I seatbelts STEEL HK Models 1/48 – seatbelts for the Lancaster B Mk.I model in 1/48 scale

We offer a high-quality Eduard FE1202 seatbelt set designed for plastic model kits of the Avro Lancaster B Mk.I bomber in 1/48 scale, particularly for the renowned HK Models brand. This product is an excellent accessory detail that enables you to accurately recreate the cockpit of the legendary British WWII bomber.

Precision STEEL series seatbelts set

The set is made from high-quality, thin photo-etched steel, which provides a maximally realistic effect—both in terms of texture and fit to the pilot's and crew's seats. The belts are finely photo-etched and factory pre-painted, allowing you to achieve excellent visual results with minimal effort during assembly.

• Purpose: Accessories for plastic aircraft models – Lancaster B Mk.I
• Scale: 1/48
• Original user country: United Kingdom
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Material: factory-painted photo-etched steel
• Manufacturer: Eduard (Czech Republic)
• Recommended for: HK Models 1/48 Lancaster B Mk.I

Why choose Eduard FE1202?

Eduard FE1202 Lancaster B Mk.I seatbelts are recommended for every aviation modeling enthusiast, from intermediate to professional modelers, who want to give their model an exceptionally realistic cockpit interior. Thanks to the flexible yet durable material, the seatbelts are easy to shape and assemble, while also providing high resistance to mechanical damage and paint wear.

Historical use of the original

The original seatbelts played a key role in ensuring crew safety during long-range and combat operations. As the main RAF bomber from 1942–1945, the Avro Lancaster participated in major raids over the Third Reich and against strategic targets such as Dresden, Hamburg, and the Ruhr Valley.

Assembly difficulty: 2/5

Assembly requires basic experience with photo-etched parts and the use of delicate modeling tools; however, it will not pose a problem even for intermediate modelers.