Martin Maryland Scale 1:144 Metallic Details MDR14453

Metallic Details MDR14453 is a multimedia Martin Model 167 “Maryland” aircraft model kit in 1/144, combining 3D-printed parts, photo-etched details, and decals. The unique focus here is “small scale, full package”: in 1/144, fine exterior details and crisp small components can define the model’s overall look, and this kit is presented as an all-in-one set rather than an add-on for another kit.

The Martin Maryland is a twin-engine aircraft with a relatively narrow fuselage and compact overall proportions. This kit is supplied unpainted and unassembled, and it is intended for modelers who enjoy careful alignment and clean surface prep on small parts rather than large, fast assemblies.

For modelers: treat this as a precision build—test-fit major components (fuselage, wings, and nacelles) and establish a straight centerline before committing to glue. Prime early to check surface finish and seams, then add photo-etch after the main painting stage to keep edges sharp. Apply decals on a gloss surface, then seal lightly so fine panel and surface detail remains visible.

• Subject: Martin Model 167 “Maryland” aircraft model kit
• Variant / Family: Martin Model 167 Maryland
• Scale: 1/144 (also written as 1:144)
• Product type: Aircraft Model Kit
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: N/A (complete kit)
• Manufacturer: Metallic Details
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: 3D-printed resin, photo-etched metal, decals
• SKU: MDR14453

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

FAQ

Is this an upgrade set for another kit?

No. The product description presents it as a complete multimedia aircraft model kit with 3D-printed parts, photo-etched parts, and decals.

What materials are included?

The kit is described as including 3D-printed parts, photo-etched parts, and decals. It is supplied unpainted and unassembled.

When should I add the photo-etched parts?

Add photo-etched details after the main painting stage where possible, so you keep edges sharp and reduce the risk of bending parts during sanding and seam work.