• Product Name: RESKIT RS32-0433 M-118 GP BOMBS (2 PCS) (F-105, F-100, F-4) (3D PRINTED) 1/32
• Category: Scale Model Accessories – Aircraft bomb set, 3D printed
• Scale: 1/32
• Country of Use: United States of America
• Period of Use: Cold War – especially the Vietnam War and later conflicts (1960s and 1970s)

RESKIT RS32-0433 is a professional model accessory set containing two detailed M-118 GP general-purpose bombs, dedicated to renowned aircraft models such as the F-105 Thunderchief, F-100 Super Sabre, and F-4 Phantom II in 1/32 scale. The set is manufactured using advanced 3D printing technology, ensuring extremely high precision in reproducing details such as armament, bomb body ribbing, and suspension details. The kit is designed for self-assembly, and the components comply with the latest industry standards.

Historical description: The M-118 GP bomb was one of the main bombs used by the US Air Force during the Cold War. It gained its greatest fame during the Vietnam War, where it was widely used in various theaters of operations. Its weight reached 1,400 kilograms, making it one of the heaviest tactical weapons used by USAF aircraft. This ordnance was carried by the most famous fighters and bombers of the era, such as the F-105, F-4, and F-100, highlighting its versatility and combat effectiveness.

Material: high-quality 3D printed photopolymer resin, ensuring exceptional sharpness of lines, depth of details, and minimal final finishing. The set also includes resin details for precise assembly and accurate representation of the full armament shape.

RESKIT RS32-0433 is an excellent choice for advanced modelers and aviation modeling enthusiasts seeking faithful reproductions of historical weaponry. We especially recommend this product to modelers who value a high level of historical accuracy in the display of their models. The assembly difficulty level is rated at 3/5 – basic modeling skills in working with resin and small parts are required. The kit facilitates the creation of realistic Cold War era combat aircraft dioramas.