Quinta Studio QD48138 F-105D 3D-Printed & coloured Interior on decal paper (for HobbyBoss kit) 1/48

The Quinta Studio QD48138 set is a high-quality, precision, three-dimensional cockpit panel designed for the Republic F-105D Thunderchief fighter-bomber model by HobbyBoss in 1/48 scale. This exceptionally detailed accessory is made using innovative 3D printing technology on thin decal transfer paper, allowing you to easily and quickly enrich the model’s interior with realistically rendered details. The set stands out thanks to its vivid, factory-applied colors as well as its precisely replicated textures and buttons.

• Scale: 1/48
• Intended for: F-105D Thunderchief model (HobbyBoss)
• Country of original use: United States of America (USA)
• Historical period: Cold War (mainly the 1960s – used during the Vietnam War)
• Material: Full-color 3D printing on decal paper (photorealistic parts, ready to apply)
• Category: 3D-printed detail accessory for plastic model kits, cockpit interior upgrade set
• Compatibility: Dedicated for the HobbyBoss 1/48 F-105D model (no conversion needed for other kits, perfect fit)
• Set contents: Complete self-adhesive instrument panel, cockpit side elements, control stick details – all precisely colored using 3D technology
• Recommended difficulty level: 1/5 – very easy assembly, also suitable for less experienced modelers

The Quinta Studio QD48138 set takes the F-105D Thunderchief model’s interior to a whole new level of realism. Thanks to 3D printed decal technology, even beginner modelers can achieve results far superior to traditional decals or hand painting. The details present instrument panels, gauges, switches, and textures forming the cabin interior with extraordinary accuracy. This set is recommended to all military aviation enthusiasts of the Cold War era as well as modelers specializing in this period.

We recommend this product to both those just starting their journey with aircraft modeling and advanced modelers who value high quality, quick application, and a result true to the real interior of the F-105D aircraft.