Pilot seats for Sikorsky UH-60, SH-60, MH-60 late Scale 1:35 Metallic Details MDR3528

Metallic Details MDR3528 is a 3D-printed pilot seat set for late-version UH-60, SH-60, and MH-60 helicopter builds in 1/35. The set includes two late-style seats, aimed at improving cockpit structure where seat shape and cushion profile stay visible through canopy glazing.

This upgrade is useful when your kit seats look simplified or lack definition on edges and side frames. It’s supplied as an accessory set only; the helicopter kit is not included.

Late-style seats are a recognizable cockpit element across the H-60 family. Replacing them can help keep the interior consistent when you plan an open-door or clear-canopy presentation.

For modelers: dry-fit both seats with the cockpit floor and center console in place, then check canopy and door clearance before glue. If your kit uses molded seat rails, remove material gradually and keep both seats at the same height. Prime first to confirm edges, then paint separately and install after most cockpit finishing is complete.

Product specifications

• Subject: Late-version pilot seats for UH-60 / SH-60 / MH-60 (2 seats)
• Variant / Family: H-60 family (late seat style)
• Scale: 1/35 (also written as 1:35)
• Product type: 3D printed set
• Type of equipment: Helicopter
• Recommended kit: for various compatible 1/35 helicopter model kits (kit-dependent)
• Manufacturer: Metallic Details
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Resin (3D-printed), paper
• SKU: MDR3528

This item is part of Metallic Details and belongs to Aftermarket and Seats. For compatible projects, browse 1/35 helicopter model kits and all Helicopter Model Kits.

FAQ

Are two seats included?

Yes. The set is listed as including two late-style pilot seats.

Will these seats fit any 1/35 H-60 kit?

The set is listed as Any / Universal, but fit is kit-dependent. Dry-fit to confirm seat width, mounting points, and canopy or door clearance before final installation.

When should I install the seats?

Install them after the cockpit is painted and sealed, but before closing the fuselage so you can confirm alignment and height from multiple angles.