Eduard 672308 P-39Q 500lb bomb PRINT ARMA HOBBY 1/72 – Resin Bomb Set for the P-39Q Model

Eduard 672308 P-39Q 500lb bomb PRINT ARMA HOBBY 1/72 is a high-quality accessory set dedicated to 1/72 scale P-39Q Airacobra models produced by Arma Hobby. This product belongs to the accessories category—precision scale model upgrades made using 3D-printed resin with photo-etched metal parts. The set offers a highly detailed replica of an American 500-pound aerial bomb, together with a dedicated bomb rack designed specifically for the Bell P-39Q aircraft.

• Model scale: 1/72
• User country: United States of America (USA), also used by Allies during World War II
• Historical period: World War II (1943-1945)
• Field of use: Bell P-39Q aircraft were intensively deployed in air combat and ground attack missions by the USAAF and Allied forces, especially over the European front and the Pacific
• Material: Main parts made using 3D resin printing – ensuring sharp detail reproduction, precise photo-etched (metal) parts for authentic appearance
• Set contents: 2 3D-printed parts (bomb + rack), set of photo-etched details, decals, no painting masks included

The quality and detailing of this set significantly increases the realism of any 1/72 scale P-39Q model. 3D resin printing delivers perfect reproduction of even the smallest details, which are difficult to achieve in standard plastic parts from kit sprues. The additional photo-etched elements allow for faithful recreation of the bomb mounting and characteristic weapon details, while the decals enable accurate marking.

We recommend the Eduard 672308 set to both advanced modelers, who expect the highest quality and realism, and intermediate enthusiasts who wish to upgrade their P-39Q model without unnecessary assembly difficulty. Assembly is rated at 2/5 on the difficulty scale – a simple design, minimal sanding and configuration required, and the final effect far exceeds standard kit parts.

In summary, Eduard 672308 P-39Q 500lb bomb PRINT ARMA HOBBY 1/72 is the best choice for modelers who value historical accuracy and high realism of finish. Ideal for dioramas and collector's models from the World War II era.