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Who are the Eduard model company?
Eduard is a Czech company that specialises in the manufacture of plastic model aircraft kits they pride themselves on their designs and undoubtedly produce some of the most detailed and accurate model aircraft on the market today.
They also provide a large range of aftermarket kits that modellers can use to enhance their aircraft providing an extra dimension of realism. Not only does Eduard produce these kits for their brand of model, but they also cater for manufacturers such as Airfix, Revell and Tamiya too.
Eduard produces a large range of planes releasing 5 or 6 new models each year, their range covers most types of military aircraft but no commercial airliners, the majority of their range is manufactured to 1:48 scale with a smaller variety to choose from in 1:32 and 1:72 scales.
Eduard models are readily available in model shops throughout the UK making them a popular choice for modellers.
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