Grumman TBF-1C Avenger Big Ed 1:72 is a Big Ed pack of detail sets from the Czech maker Eduard for the kit of the American torpedo bomber from Hobby Boss: it brings the photo-etched parts and the masks together in one box.
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This is NOT an aircraft model but a set of accessories for a kit. Big Ed is a pack from the Czech maker Eduard (Obrnice near Most) that brings several separate aftermarket sets for one particular model together in a single box. This Big Ed is intended for the Grumman TBF-1C Avenger kit in 1:72 scale from Hobby Boss.
Anyone who wants to fit a model out completely usually needs several different sets: photo-etched parts for the cockpit and the exterior plus a masking set for the glazing and the wheels. Big Ed brings them together in one box. Above all, you have the certainty that all the parts match one another and the kit exactly. The set is designed specifically for this Hobby Boss kit, so it does not have to fit another Avenger kit.
The Grumman TBF Avenger was an American carrier-borne torpedo bomber committed by the US Navy and the Marine Corps during the Second World War, above all in the Pacific. The TBF-1C version was armed with fixed wing guns as well. It was a large and robust machine with a crew of three, able to carry a torpedo or bombs; the folding wings that saved space on the decks of carriers were characteristic too.
This is a pack of accessories for one particular kit, not a model in its own right. The photo-etched parts are glued with cyanoacrylate glue (super glue), and a photo-etch bending tool helps with the fine bends. The kit itself, glue and paints are not included in the package.
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