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1/32 Metallic Details Martin-Baker GRU-7A #MDR3226

$24.95

The 1/32 Metallic Details Martin-Baker GRU-7A Ejection Seat (#MDR3226) is a highly detailed aftermarket upgrade designed for 1/32 scale jet aircraft models equipped with the Martin-Baker GRU-7A ejection seat. This set includes precision 3D-printed parts that allow modelers to build two complete seats, providing a highly accurate replacement for simplified kit seats.

The components replicate the distinctive structure of the GRU-7A rocket-assisted ejection seat, including the seat frame, headrest assembly, and other prominent cockpit features. The high-resolution 3D printing provides crisp surface detail and scale-accurate thickness, making these seats ideal for open cockpit displays or highly detailed aircraft builds.

The Martin-Baker GRU-7A is a naval variant of the Martin-Baker Mk.7 ejection seat, developed for use in high-performance U.S. Navy aircraft during the Cold War. The system is designed to safely eject pilots across a wide range of speeds and altitudes and has been credited with saving many lives through its advanced escape capabilities.

Aircraft equipped with the GRU-7A or related Martin-Baker Mk.7 seat systems include:

  • EWR VJ 101

  • Grumman A-6 Intruder

  • Grumman F-9 Cougar

  • Grumman F-14 Tomcat

  • Lockheed F-104 Starfighter

  • McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II

  • Northrop F-5

  • Northrop Grumman EA-6B Prowler

  • Vought F-8 Crusader

Set Features

  • Designed for 1/32 scale aircraft models

  • Includes parts to build 2 Martin-Baker GRU-7A ejection seats

  • High-resolution 3D-printed components

  • Accurate representation of the rocket-assisted GRU-7A seat

  • Ideal for Cold War and modern naval jet cockpit detailing

This upgrade set is an excellent choice for modelers looking to enhance the cockpit realism of 1/32 scale jet aircraft, providing finely detailed ejection seats that become a focal point of the cockpit interior.

The 1/32 Metallic Details Martin-Baker GRU-7A Ejection Seat (#MDR3226) is a highly detailed aftermarket upgrade designed for 1/32 scale jet aircraft models equipped with the Martin-Baker GRU-7A ejection seat. This set includes precision 3D-printed parts that allow modelers to build two complete seats, providing a highly accurate replacement for simplified kit seats.

The components replicate the distinctive structure of the GRU-7A rocket-assisted ejection seat, including the seat frame, headrest assembly, and other prominent cockpit features. The high-resolution 3D printing provides crisp surface detail and scale-accurate thickness, making these seats ideal for open cockpit displays or highly detailed aircraft builds.

The Martin-Baker GRU-7A is a naval variant of the Martin-Baker Mk.7 ejection seat, developed for use in high-performance U.S. Navy aircraft during the Cold War. The system is designed to safely eject pilots across a wide range of speeds and altitudes and has been credited with saving many lives through its advanced escape capabilities.

Aircraft equipped with the GRU-7A or related Martin-Baker Mk.7 seat systems include:

  • EWR VJ 101

  • Grumman A-6 Intruder

  • Grumman F-9 Cougar

  • Grumman F-14 Tomcat

  • Lockheed F-104 Starfighter

  • McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II

  • Northrop F-5

  • Northrop Grumman EA-6B Prowler

  • Vought F-8 Crusader

Set Features

  • Designed for 1/32 scale aircraft models

  • Includes parts to build 2 Martin-Baker GRU-7A ejection seats

  • High-resolution 3D-printed components

  • Accurate representation of the rocket-assisted GRU-7A seat

  • Ideal for Cold War and modern naval jet cockpit detailing

This upgrade set is an excellent choice for modelers looking to enhance the cockpit realism of 1/32 scale jet aircraft, providing finely detailed ejection seats that become a focal point of the cockpit interior.

The set focuses on enhancing the engine’s most visible features, including finely detailed cylinder banks, pushrods, ignition harness elements, and front-facing engine details that are often prominent on aircraft with open or partially open cowlings. The precision of Metallic Details parts adds depth, sharpness, and scale fidelity that molded plastic alone can’t match—especially noticeable when paired with careful painting and washes.