Henschel Hs-123 Scale 1:144 Metallic Details MDR14429

Metallic Details MDR14429 is a mixed-media Henschel Hs 123 aircraft model kit in 1/144. It combines 3D-printed main parts with photo-etched details and vacuumformed pieces, plus decals, which makes it a compact kit with fine edge definition where it matters most.

The multi-material approach is especially useful at 1/144: thin parts can stay thin, small brackets read cleaner, and clear elements can be handled as a separate finishing step.

The Hs 123 is a single-seat biplane aircraft design associated with the late-1930s period. This kit is presented as a self-contained build, rather than an add-on for another manufacturer’s tooling.

For modelers: split the project by material early: clean and test-fit the 3D-printed parts first, then plan the photo-etched steps (folding and placement) before paint. Leave vacuumformed parts for later—trim gradually, test-fit often, and only fix them in place after main painting to keep edges crisp. Apply decals over a smooth surface and seal them before any wash work.

• Subject: Henschel Hs 123
• Variant / Family: Hs 123 (single subject)
• Scale: 1/144 (also written as 1:144)
• Product type: Aircraft model kit
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: not applicable (complete aircraft model kit)
• Manufacturer: Metallic Details
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: 3D-printed parts, photo-etched metal, vacuumformed parts, decals
• SKU: MDR14429

This item is part of Metallic Details and belongs to Aircraft Model Kits. For related items, browse 1/144 aircraft model kits, plus compatible Aftermarket and Decals.

FAQ

What materials are included in the kit?

The kit includes 3D-printed parts, photo-etched parts, vacuumformed parts, and decals.

How should I handle vacuumformed parts?

Trim in small steps and test-fit frequently. It helps to leave final fitting until after main painting, so edges stay clean and you avoid overspray on clear areas.

When should I add photo-etched details?

Dry-fit and plan placement early, but many photo-etched details are easiest to add after the main structure is assembled and seams are finished. Prime metal parts before painting for consistent adhesion.