RESKIT RSU32-0004 Mirage IIIE Exhaust Nozzle for Italeri 1/32

The upgrade set RESKIT RSU32-0004 is a high-quality resin exhaust nozzle dedicated to the Mirage IIIE 1/32 scale model by Italeri. This product is designed for modelers who want to enhance the realism of their build of this renowned French fighter jet. The set includes a precisely cast engine nozzle head, faithfully replicating details impossible to achieve with standard plastic parts.

Which aircraft is this set designed for?

The Mirage IIIE is a variant of the French Dassault Mirage III jet fighter. This aircraft was developed to fulfill both fighter and strike missions. Introduced into service in the 1960s, it was used by France, Argentina, Israel, Australia, South Africa, Switzerland, and numerous other countries. The Mirage IIIE participated in, among others, the Six-Day War (Israel), as well as in conflicts in the Middle East and South America during the Cold War.

What makes RESKIT RSU32-0004 stand out?

• Made from high-grade resin, providing durability and outstanding reproduction of details
• Meticulously textured surface – the level of detailing surpasses the plastic parts of the base Italeri kit
• The number of components is kept to a minimum, simplifying assembly while achieving the highest realism
• Easy installation in place of the original nozzle
• Fully compatible with the Italeri Mirage IIIE 1/32 scale model

Product category

The presented product is a resin upgrade for plastic model kits – designed for self-assembly and painting.

Who do we recommend it for?

We recommend this set to both experienced and intermediate modelers who want to take their Italeri model collection to a higher level of realism. The upgrade will significantly improve the final appearance of the model and allow you to achieve a professional finish that stands out at modeling contests.

Difficulty level

2/5 – the set is moderately difficult, requiring only basic resin-working skills.

I highly recommend RESKIT RSU32-0004 Mirage IIIE exhaust nozzle for Italeri 1/32 to any modeler striving for the highest level of detail in Cold War-era aircraft models.