RESKIT RSU48-0221 RAFALE AIR INTAKES FOR REVELL/ACADEMY KIT (3D PRINTING) 1/48 – Air Intake Set for Rafale

The RESKIT RSU48-0221 RAFALE AIR INTAKES upgrade set is a precisely crafted set of air intakes for the Dassault Rafale fighter model, dedicated for Revell/Academy kits in 1/48 scale. The components are manufactured using high-quality 3D printed resin, ensuring a high level of detail and perfect reproduction of features characteristic of real air intakes found on French combat aircraft.

Historical Information and Usage

The Dassault Rafale is a modern multirole fighter jet used by the French Air Force and Navy from the 1990s to the present day (modern era). The French Rafale has been widely deployed in numerous combat operations, including in Libya during Operation "Harmattan", as well as in Mali and Syria as part of international coalition forces. The aircraft is known for its advanced aerodynamics and cutting-edge technical solutions, which require faithful reproduction of details in scale models as well.

RESKIT RSU48-0221 Product Features:

• Scale: 1/48 – perfectly fits Revell and Academy kits.
• Country of origin: France (original aircraft).
• Material: 3D printed resin – ensures unparalleled precision and details not possible in traditional plastic kits.
• Compatibility: designed for Revell and Academy Rafale kits – minor adjustments may be required depending on the specific model variant.
• The set includes perfectly matched air intake components, enhancing the model’s quality and replicating the original shapes, especially in critical areas often overlooked by plastic kit manufacturers.
• Category: resin upgrade set, 3D printed

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

This set is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to take their Dassault Rafale model to the next level of realism and accuracy. Installation requires care and basic skills in working with resin. We rate the difficulty as 3/5.
This modification is particularly recommended for enthusiasts of modern aviation and those aiming to achieve museum-quality replica standards for their Rafale.