Eduard 672055 AIM-4D 1/72 – Resin Air-to-Air Missile Set

Eduard 672055 AIM-4D 1/72 is a high-quality set of resin air-to-air missiles designed for modelers working in 1/72 scale. The product is made by the renowned manufacturer Eduard as part of the Brassin line, guaranteeing the highest quality of detail reproduction and perfect fit of components. The set includes four precisely detailed AIM-4D missiles, decals, and photo-etched parts, allowing for an extremely realistic and detailed final effect.

• Scale: 1/72 – dedicated to fighter aircraft models in this scale
• Country of use: United States and allied NATO air forces
• Material: Resin model (precision cast), steel photo-etched accessories, and decals
• Category: Model accessories – weaponry set for plastic models
• Set includes: 4 AIM-4D missiles, decals, photo-etched parts, no painting masks included

Historical Overview of the AIM-4D Missile

The AIM-4D missile is a modernized version of the GAR-2 guided air-to-air missile, developed by the American Hughes company during the Cold War. Operated mainly in the years 1963–1972, the AIM-4D was used on aircraft such as the F-4 Phantom II, F-106 Delta Dart, and other US Air Force fighters. The missile gained notoriety during the Vietnam War, where it was used to combat enemy aircraft. Although it had its tactical limitations – including requiring a longer launch time – it was an important part of air force armament during a key phase of the Cold War.

Why Choose Eduard 672055 AIM-4D 1/72?

This product is particularly recommended for demanding modelers who expect the highest quality accessories and attention to detail. The set allows you to significantly enhance the realism of Cold War-era fighter aircraft models, especially those depicting US Air Force machines and their allies. The resin components are excellently reproduced, and the decals and photo-etched parts allow for a highly realistic effect.

Recommended for intermediate and advanced military modelers, this accessory is perfect as an upgrade for base kits and dioramas.
Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – requires basic skills in working with resin and photo-etched parts.