The 1/32 Metallic Details B-24 Turbochargers (#MDR3205) is a finely engineered aftermarket upgrade designed for 1/32 scale B-24 Liberator kits from HobbyBoss. This detail set includes precision resin and photo-etched parts that accurately reproduce the distinctive turbocharger assemblies and exhaust components used on the B-24’s engine installations.
The B-24 Liberator was equipped with Pratt & Whitney R-1830 Twin Wasp radial engines, each paired with a turbo-supercharger system that helped maintain engine performance at high altitude. The turbocharger assemblies and associated ducting were prominent features on the aircraft’s engine nacelles, and this set allows modelers to replace simplified kit parts with more accurate and detailed components.
The parts in this set reproduce the complex shapes and structural features of the turbocharger housings, ducts, and exhaust components, providing improved realism for the engine nacelle area. The combination of resin and photo-etched parts allows for crisp detail and scale-accurate thickness, enhancing the overall appearance of the finished model.
The Consolidated B-24 Liberator was one of the most widely produced heavy bombers of World War II. Designed by Consolidated Aircraft, the four-engine bomber entered service in 1940 and remained in production until 1945. Known for its long range, high payload capacity, and distinctive high-aspect-ratio wing, the B-24 served in strategic bombing, maritime patrol, reconnaissance, and transport roles across multiple theaters of the war.
Set Features
• Designed for 1/32 scale B-24 Liberator kits (HobbyBoss)
• Includes resin and photo-etched turbocharger components
• Accurate representation of B-24 turbo-supercharger assemblies
• Enhances realism of the engine nacelle and exhaust system
• Ideal for high-detail WWII bomber builds
This upgrade set is ideal for modelers seeking to enhance the engine and nacelle detail of their B-24 Liberator, providing finely detailed turbocharger components that add authenticity and realism to the finished aircraft model.
The 1/32 Metallic Details B-24 Turbochargers (#MDR3205) is a finely engineered aftermarket upgrade designed for 1/32 scale B-24 Liberator kits from HobbyBoss. This detail set includes precision resin and photo-etched parts that accurately reproduce the distinctive turbocharger assemblies and exhaust components used on the B-24’s engine installations.
The B-24 Liberator was equipped with Pratt & Whitney R-1830 Twin Wasp radial engines, each paired with a turbo-supercharger system that helped maintain engine performance at high altitude. The turbocharger assemblies and associated ducting were prominent features on the aircraft’s engine nacelles, and this set allows modelers to replace simplified kit parts with more accurate and detailed components.
The parts in this set reproduce the complex shapes and structural features of the turbocharger housings, ducts, and exhaust components, providing improved realism for the engine nacelle area. The combination of resin and photo-etched parts allows for crisp detail and scale-accurate thickness, enhancing the overall appearance of the finished model.
The Consolidated B-24 Liberator was one of the most widely produced heavy bombers of World War II. Designed by Consolidated Aircraft, the four-engine bomber entered service in 1940 and remained in production until 1945. Known for its long range, high payload capacity, and distinctive high-aspect-ratio wing, the B-24 served in strategic bombing, maritime patrol, reconnaissance, and transport roles across multiple theaters of the war.
Set Features
• Designed for 1/32 scale B-24 Liberator kits (HobbyBoss)
• Includes resin and photo-etched turbocharger components
• Accurate representation of B-24 turbo-supercharger assemblies
• Enhances realism of the engine nacelle and exhaust system
• Ideal for high-detail WWII bomber builds
This upgrade set is ideal for modelers seeking to enhance the engine and nacelle detail of their B-24 Liberator, providing finely detailed turbocharger components that add authenticity and realism to the finished aircraft model.
