Eduard 648162 SC 500 German bombs 1/48

Edition: Eduard 648162 SC 500 German bombs in 1/48 scale is a unique set of resin models of SC 500 aerial bombs used by the German air force during World War II. Each element is made from precisely cast resin, ensuring the highest level of detail and fidelity to the original, even in the smallest features.

Historical overview: The SC 500 aerial bomb (Sprengbombe Cylindrisch 500 kg) was one of the basic types of bombs used by the Luftwaffe during World War II. It was commonly used from 1939 until the capitulation of the Third Reich in 1945—across Europe, on the Eastern Front, and in the Battle of Britain. The SC 500 was the main armament of bombers such as the Heinkel He 111, Junkers Ju 88, and Dornier Do 217, and could be used against fortifications, land targets, and port infrastructure.

Kit specifications:

• Scale: 1/48
• Manufacturer: Eduard (in cooperation with Hobby2000)
• Material: high-detail resin
• Contents: resin parts and decals for authentic bomb markings
• Compatibility: dedicated for German aircraft models from 1939-1945, by Eduard, Hobby2000, and other manufacturers

Category: Resin cast model – modeling accessory for upgrading 1/48 scale aircraft.

Why choose this product? Eduard 648162 SC 500 German bombs are an excellent choice for modelers seeking maximum realism—these resin accessories feature perfect detail reproduction, far surpassing plastic injection-molded parts. Thanks to this set, your World War II aircraft model gains a truly authentic and realistic look. Recommended for both advanced and intermediate modelers who wish to enhance their dioramas and models.

Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – the set requires basic knowledge of resin handling techniques and precise painting skills, but presents no trouble for experienced modelers.

Summary: Eduard 648162 SC 500 German bombs 1/48 is a professional accessory, perfect for enriching any German bomber model with faithfully reproduced bombs from World War II, providing exceptional authenticity and a final effect appreciated by history and modeling enthusiasts.