Eduard 632162 Mk.20 Rockeye 1/32

Eduard 632162 Mk.20 Rockeye 1/32 is an exceptional accessory set from the prestigious Brassin series. It is intended for the most demanding aircraft modelers looking for realistic additions to their 1/32 scale aircraft kits. This set contains as many as 6 highly detailed Mk.20 Rockeye cluster bombs, which were key components of US Air Force armament during the Cold War and modern conflicts.

The Mk.20 Rockeye cluster bomb was designed in the USA and introduced into service in the 1970s. It was widely used by the United States Air Force and US Navy aviation, including during the Vietnam War, Operation "Desert Storm" in 1991, and in numerous NATO missions. The Mk.20 Rockeye is an effective anti-armor weapon used to combat columns of vehicles, ground fortifications, and enemy military infrastructure.

• Scale: 1/32
• Historical period: Cold War, modern era
• Country of use: United States, NATO
• Material: high-quality resin (30 perfectly reproduced components)
• The set includes photo-etched details and high-quality decals
• Painting masks are not included
• Category: Modeling accessories – resin aircraft weaponry

The parts of the set are manufactured with particular attention to the finest details – subtle surfaces, segment joints, and distinguishing features of the Mk.20 bomb have been reproduced with the utmost precision. The photo-etched parts allow for the production of intricate handles and weapon details, enhancing the esthetic value of any 1/32 scale airplane replica, such as the F-16, F/A-18, or A-10.

The Eduard 632162 Mk.20 Rockeye set is especially recommended for advanced and intermediate modelers (difficulty level: 4/5) seeking realistic weaponry for dioramas, contest models, or expanding their collection.
This is the ideal choice for military aviation enthusiasts and those who wish to recreate the most important episodes of modern armed conflicts.

We recommend this set to all modelers who wish to enhance the realism of their aircraft models and pay attention to authentic historical details!