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Ejection seat Martin Baker MK2
Ejection seat Martin Baker MK2
SKU:SM-320002
Free shipping from 70 € (EU), 200 € (US)
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✔️ Perfect for realistic dioramas
Highly detailed 3D-printed resin Martin Baker MK2 ejection seat for model builders. Perfect replacement for the original seats from your kit with authentic shaping and surface texture. Available in various scales. Ideal for enhancing aircraft models with precise details and realistic representation.
Used in the following aircraft: Meteor, Supermarine Attacker, Westland Wyvern, Canberra, CF-100, Hawker Sea Hawk, Venom, Hawker Hunter, Hawker, Supermarine Swift, Saunders Roe
Product Details:
- Highly detailed Martin-Baker MK2 ejection seat
- Fine details such as belts, upholstery, and structure cleanly depicted
- High-resolution 3D printing for maximum precision
- Ideal for upgrading jet cockpits
- Perfect for realistic dioramas and display models
Fit Note:
Due to different cockpit dimensions depending on the kit manufacturer, minor adjustments or slight rework may be required.
Bases not included
Product safety: From 14 years | Collector's model – not a toy. Contains small parts. Product made of synthetic resin (resin). Dust generated during grinding must not be inhaled; wear suitable respiratory protection during mechanical processing. Manufacturer: Steve’s Minis, Austria, Kirchengasse 2E4, 2353 Guntramsdorf, support@stevesminis.com
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Schöne, detailreiche Ausführung. Leider fehlen das Sitzpolster und Beingurte.
Thank you very much for your review and your kind words about the level of detail!
Just to clarify for other customers: the seat is supplied exactly as shown in the product photos. A separate seat cushion is not included with this version, while the shoulder harnesses are already represented on the model.
Regarding the leg restraints, thank you for pointing this out. I’ll definitely take this into consideration for a future update of the model.
Thank you again for your feedback! :)