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What is a Eduard ProfiPACK kit?
Understanding the names that manufacturers give specific collections within their range can be a little bewildering if you have not previously had the pleasure.
Eduard's 'ProfiPACK' kits are a range of plastic model kits that are described by them as a basic, high-standard plastic kit edition that contains a complete model with additional items for various subvariants and a large decal sheet covering four to six markings options with stencils. The ProfiPACK kits are produced in 1/48, 1/72, 1/144 and 1/32 scales. This line is easily recognizable with its orange accented box, and with more recent releases, the addition of the ProfiPACK logo. The older ProfiPACK kits had a black box and also carried the ProfiPACK name.
ProfiPACK kits are designed for all moderately experienced modellers.
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