Mi-24, Seat Belts (3D Decals) Scale 1:72 Metallic Details MDP72005 - For Helicopter Models Kits

Metallic Details MDP72005 is a 1/72 3D Decals set of Mi-24 seat belts. The practical focus is on the “busy” look of the seating area: even in 1/72, belts add clear structure and depth that reads through cockpit glazing and open doors.

This is a belt-only upgrade intended to be applied to your kit seats (seats are not included). It helps keep strap lengths and buckle positions consistent when you want a clean, repeatable finish across multiple seats.

The Mi-24 family is typically built with visible crew seating and a compact interior layout, so small details near the seat pan and backrest can stand out after painting and light weathering.

For modelers: test-place the main straps dry to confirm routing on your seat shape, then apply shoulder straps first and lap belts second. Use a thin strip of low-tack tape as a temporary alignment guide along the seat edge to keep left/right placement symmetrical. Avoid heavy setting solution on raised 3D areas—work in small sections and let each piece settle before moving on.

Product specifications

• Subject: Mi-24 seat belts
• Variant / Family: Mi-24 family (seat layout is kit-dependent)
• Scale: 1/72 (also written as 1:72)
• Product type: 3D Decals
• Type of equipment: Helicopter
• Recommended kit: for Any / Universal 1/72 Mi-24 helicopter kits
• Manufacturer: Metallic Details
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• SKU: MDP72005

This item is part of Metallic Details and belongs to Decals and 3D Decals. For matching projects, browse 1/72 helicopter model kits and all Helicopter Model Kits.

FAQ

Are seats included in the set?

No. This set provides seat belts as 3D decals intended for application on existing kit seats.

Will these belts fit any 1/72 Mi-24 kit?

The set is listed as Universal, but seat shapes can vary by tooling. Dry-place the main straps first and adjust positioning to match your seat contours.

What is a practical application order?

Place shoulder straps first, then lap belts, then the smallest buckle pieces. Work in short steps and allow each section to settle before adding the next.