USSR WWII Aircrew Parachutes Scale 1:32 Metallic Details MDP32034

Metallic Details MDP32034 3D Decals represent aircrew parachutes for 1/32 aircraft interiors, with parts intended for two crew positions. Parachute packs add a cushion profile on the seat and can change the look of the seat area under an open canopy, especially if the kit seat appears flat after painting.

This set is an interior accessory for WWII-era aircraft projects in 1/32 scale (subject and operator are kit-dependent). It is designed to apply like decal-style 3D parts, adding depth in cockpits and crew compartments without scratch-building fabric shapes.

For modelers: check seat clearance before application—parachute packs can raise the seating height. Dry-fit the canopy and any cockpit frames, then apply the parachute pieces onto a smooth, sealed seat surface. After drying, protect with a light clear coat and blend edges with gentle shading rather than heavy effects.

• Subject: Aircrew parachute packs (for 2 seats)
• Variant / Family: WWII-era aircraft interior accessory (fit and placement kit-dependent)
• Scale: 1/32 (also written as 1:32)
• Product type: 3D Decals
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: for universal use on compatible 1/32 aircraft seats
• Service / Subject country: WWII-era USSR subject context (project-dependent)
• Manufacturer: Metallic Details
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• SKU: Metallic Details MDP32034

This item is part of Metallic Details and belongs to Decals and Decals 3D. For related interior work, browse Interior Details and Cockpit & Cargo Bay. For matching projects, see Aircraft Model Kits Scale 1/32 and all Aircraft Model Kits.

FAQ

How many seats does the set cover?

The description indicates parachutes for two crew positions (two seats).

Will these fit under a closed canopy?

Often yes, but parachute packs can add height and thickness. Test-fit the seat and canopy before final placement.

What’s the best way to blend 3D parachute parts into the seat?

Apply on a smooth sealed surface, let dry fully, then use a light clear coat and subtle shading around edges to integrate the part into the cockpit finish.