Martin-Baker Mk.4 ejection seat Scale 1:32 Metallic Details MDR3261

Metallic Details MDR3261 is a 3D Printed Set of Martin-Baker Mk.4 ejection seats in 1/32. The box provides parts for two seats, which suits twin-seat cockpits or two separate single-seat projects using the same seat type.

Unique angle: Mk.4-era seats often have a very “open” frame look with visible side structure and cushions. In 1/32 this becomes a key cockpit focal point, and sharper seat geometry helps your belts, placards, and weathering effects read clearly through the canopy.

The Mk.4 seat is associated with aircraft such as Hawker Hunter, Jet Provost, Sea Vixen, Folland Gnat, Mystère IV, and MB-326 (application depends on the specific kit and version). This set upgrades the seats only; cockpit fit and rail style are kit-dependent.

For modelers: dry-fit each seat in the cockpit tub before painting to confirm height and canopy clearance. Prime lightly to keep printed detail crisp, paint cushions and frame as separate steps, and install the finished seats late to avoid damage. If your kit’s locating tabs are shallow, a small pin can improve alignment and strength.

• Subject: Martin-Baker Mk.4 ejection seats (build 2)
• Variant / Family: Mk.4 seat family (aircraft- and kit-dependent installation)
• Scale: 1/32 (also written as 1:32)
• Product type: Seats
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: any / universal (1/32 kits using Mk.4-style seats)
• Service / Subject country: operator- and period-dependent
• Manufacturer: Metallic Details
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: 3D-printed resin / paper
• SKU: MDR3261

This item is part of Metallic Details and belongs to Aftermarket and Seats & Ejection Seats. For related cockpit items, see Cockpit & Cargo Bay and Interior Details, plus matching projects in Aircraft Model Kits Scale 1/32 and Aircraft Model Kits.

FAQ

How many seats are included?

Each set includes parts to build two Mk.4 ejection seats.

Will these seats fit any 1/32 kit that uses a Mk.4 seat?

The set is listed as universal, but cockpit tubs and seat rails vary by kit brand. Dry-fit and adjust only the seat base contact points until height and canopy clearance look correct.

What is a safe painting approach for 3D-printed seats?

Use a light primer coat, then build color in thin layers. Paint the frame and cushions in separate steps, and add washes sparingly to keep fine edges visible.