RESKIT RS72-0279 Kh-23 missile with APU-68 (2 pcs) 1/72

Upgrade set RESKIT RS72-0279 Kh-23 missile with APU-68 (2 pcs) 1/72 is a high-quality resin set containing two air-to-ground Kh-23 (“Krypton”) missiles together with APU-68 launchers in 1:72 scale. This product is dedicated to demanding modellers who wish to faithfully replicate the armament of Soviet and Russian combat aircraft from the Cold War and modern times. The set is recommended for models by renowned manufacturers such as Modelsvit, Trumpeter, Zvezda, and A-Model.

Historical Background and Purpose:

The Kh-23 (NATO: AS-7 Kerry) missile was developed by the USSR in the 1960s as a short-range tactical air-to-ground missile designed to destroy high-value ground targets. It was widely used by Soviet and allied air forces during the Cold War era, and to this day can be found in the armament of older types of aircraft in some of the former Eastern Bloc countries. Typical carrier aircraft include: MiG-23BN, Su-17, Su-24, and MiG-21bis.

Technical Characteristics of the Model:

• Category: upgrade set, resin modelling accessory
• Material: high-quality resin casting
• Set contents: two complete Kh-23 missile models with APU-68 launchers and a detailed assembly instruction
• Scale: 1/72
• Dedicated for: Modelsvit, Trumpeter, Zvezda, A-Model – universal compatibility with various aircraft model kits
• Features accurate, original detailing – crisp surface details, mounting system replication, and impressive technological divisions

Recommendation and Difficulty Level:

The RESKIT RS72-0279 set is recommended for intermediate and advanced modellers who value realistic armament replication and a high level of detail. The resin elements require careful handling and experience in working with CA type adhesives.
Construction difficulty level: 3/5.

Why Choose This Product?

This set is an excellent addition to Soviet and Russian aircraft models, enhancing the realism of the final presentation. It is highly recommended for military aviation enthusiasts and collectors of models from the Cold War and contemporary conflicts.