RESKIT RSU72-0065 F-14A Tomcat open exhaust nozzles for Hasegawa 1/72 – Resin Detail Set

RESKIT RSU72-0065 is a high-quality detail set dedicated to modelers building the F-14A Tomcat in 1/72 scale from Hasegawa. This precisely crafted set of open exhaust nozzles has been prepared by the renowned manufacturer RES/KIT, which specializes in professional resin model accessories. The product is designed for all military aviation enthusiasts who wish to enhance the level of detail of their replica and accurately recreate the characteristic exhaust system of this iconic fighter jet.

• Scale: 1/72 – Perfectly matched to Hasegawa models
• Material: High-quality resin, offering sharp details and excellent dimensional accuracy
• Included in the set: A pair of open exhaust nozzles, faithfully reproducing the structure of the original
• Category: Detail accessories for plastic models (resin aftermarket set)

The F-14A Tomcat fighter jet, for which this set is intended, is a legendary American multi-role aircraft mostly operated by the US Navy. The F-14A was used from the 1970s for several decades, including during the Cold War, operations in the Middle East, and the Persian Gulf conflict. This aircraft is recognized for its variable-sweep wings and large, variably sectioned exhaust nozzles, which allow for a professionally detailed finish of the model.

The RESKIT RSU72-0065 set is an excellent choice for both advanced modelers and ambitious hobbyists who value the highest quality of detail and ease of assembly. Thanks to the use of resin, the nozzles feature clearly rendered ribbing and interior details, giving the finished model an authentic appearance. The components are intended to replace the original Hasegawa kit parts – assembly is straightforward even for modelers with limited experience working with resin.

Difficulty Level: 2/5 – Recommended for intermediate hobbyists and experienced modelers seeking to enhance the realism of their F-14A Tomcat replica.

We recommend the RESKIT set to all modelers striving for perfection and wanting to give their miniature an exceptionally realistic look, on par with versions displayed in aviation museums.