Red Fox Studio 1/35 Cockpit Set For Border Model Fw 190A-6 with WGr.21 RFSQS-35042
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Red Fox Studio 1/35 Cockpit Set For Border Model Fw 190A-6 with WGr.21 RFSQS-35042

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Red Fox Studio 1/35 Cockpit Set For Border Model Fw 190A-6 with WGr.21 RFSQS-35042Elevate your 1 35 scale Border Models Fw 190A 6 with WGr. 21 build using the Red Fox Studio Cockpit Set (RFSQS 35042). This detail set features high definition, pre coloured 3D printed acrylic resin instrument panels and cockpit components tailored specifically for this kit. Every dial, gauge and switch is modelled with precision and finished in realistic colours giving your build museum quality cockpit detail without the hours of hand painting.

Elevate your 1/35-scale Border Models Fw 190A-6 with WGr.21 build using the Red Fox Studio Cockpit Set (RFSQS-35042). This detail set features high-definition, pre-coloured 3D-printed acrylic resin instrument panels and cockpit components tailored specifically for this kit. Every dial, gauge and switch is modelled with precision and finished in realistic colours – giving your build museum-quality cockpit detail without the hours of hand-painting.

Installation is simple: remove the kit’s flat or less-detailed cockpit parts, test-fit the upgrade panels, apply a small drop of cyanoacrylate or suitable adhesive, and then proceed with your standard painting and weathering. The parts are compatible with both acrylic and enamel paints and can be lightly sanded or bent for perfect fit. 

Features:

  • Specifically designed for the Border Models 1/35 Fw 190A-6 with WGr.21 kit (SKU RFSQS-35042). 

  • Pre-coloured 3D acrylic resin instrument panels and cockpit detail parts with realistic depth and texture. 

  • Compatible with standard modelling paints, varnishes, and adhesives; easy to install and integrate into the cockpit tub. 

  • Dramatically improves the cockpit realism of your model — ideal for display builds and advanced modellers.

Upgrade your Fw 190A-6 build with Red Fox Studio’s signature craftsmanship and bring your cockpit to a new level of realism.

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