RESKIT RS35-0040 UB-32A-24 rocket launchers (2 pcs) (Mi-24, Mi-8) (3D Printed) 1/35

RESKIT RS35-0040 UB-32A-24 is a high-quality set of two rocket launcher models in 1/35 scale, created for the most demanding modelers. The castings are made using modern 3D printing technology, ensuring precise reproduction of even the smallest details of the real UB-32A-24 rocket launcher, widely used in the Soviet Union and many Eastern Bloc countries.

The UB-32A-24 launcher is a universal weapon used on board combat helicopters such as the Mi-24 (also known as the "Hind") and assault transport Mi-8. Developed since the late 1960s, it took part in numerous conflicts – from the war in Afghanistan, through multiple operations in Africa and Asia, to more recent decades' conflicts. Its heyday was during the Cold War and the post-Cold War period, when the UB-32A-24 remained in the arsenals of post-Soviet nations and countries using Soviet-supplied weaponry.

The product is designed for use with 1/35 scale helicopter models, especially those depicting machines like the Mi-24 and Mi-8 in realistic combat scenarios. The set includes 2 launchers, made using 3D Print technology. 3D printing enables perfect detail reproduction (such as pod segmentation and the pylon connection mechanics) which are difficult to achieve with traditional plastic castings.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for modern helicopter models and military dioramas
• Countries of use: USSR, Russia, Warsaw Pact member states, other countries operating Soviet combat helicopters
• Period of use: mainly the Cold War, up to contemporary times
• Material: 3D printed resin (high level of detail, manufacturing precision)
• Intended for assembly and painting – the model is dedicated to advanced military modelers
• Category: accessory model, 3D print for plastic models

We recommend the RES/KIT RS35-0040 product to both aviation modeling enthusiasts and military diorama collectors who appreciate detail accuracy and historical authenticity. It is perfect for upgrading model kits, especially for projects showing combat actions from the Cold War era. We rate the assembly difficulty at 4/5 due to the precise parts that require experience working with 3D prints and advanced painting skills.