RESKIT RSU35-0047 CH-54A "Tarhe" engines for ICM kit (3D Printed) 1/35

The RESKIT RSU35-0047 CH-54A "Tarhe" engines set is a unique offering for demanding modelers who seek the highest level of detail and realism. Designed specifically for ICM CH-54A Tarhe helicopter models in 1/35 scale, this set allows you to elevate the collector's value and authenticity of your diorama to a whole new level.

The CH-54A, known as the Skycrane, is a heavy-lift helicopter produced by Sikorsky and used primarily by the United States Army. This model fits into the context of the Vietnam War (1960s and 70s), where it served transportation purposes – lifting tanks, artillery, bridge structures, and construction equipment. Its open fuselage design was not only functional but also allowed for a spectacular display of the powerplant and mechanical assemblies.

The RESKIT RSU35-0047 set includes faithfully reproduced, 3D printed Pratt & Whitney T73-P-1 turbine engines. These components are characterized by extraordinary attention to detail – virtually all essential features have been captured, including the turbine structure, wiring layout, covers, and separate mounting elements. This allows for a realistic representation of the engine both in flight and during maintenance or repair work, especially with opened service panels.

• Scale: 1/35 – large scale for excellent visibility of details
• Material: high-quality 3D resin (3D printed) – ensuring precision and durability
• Includes a full set of details for two T73-P-1 engines
• Dedicated for the ICM CH-54A Tarhe kit, dimensionally compatible
• Ideal for models with open service panels or technical dioramas
• Premium-class product appreciated by experienced modelers

Category: modeling accessory set, 3D printed parts for plastic models.

Recommended for: especially intermediate and advanced modelers – assembly difficulty level is rated at 4/5. RESKIT RSU35-0047 is an ideal choice for military helicopter enthusiasts, collectors, and themed diorama creators who expect the highest level of realism in replicating authentic machine components from the Vietnam War era.