RESKIT RSU48-0294 SR-71 "Blackbird" exhaust nozzles for Revell kit (3D printed) 1/48

RESKIT RSU48-0294 is a high-quality replacement exhaust nozzle set for the famous SR-71 "Blackbird" reconnaissance aircraft, designed specifically for the popular 1/48 scale Revell kit. The components are made of resin using the latest 3D printing technologies, which results in exceptionally realistic reproduction of even the smallest details. The set includes two Pratt & Whitney J58 turbojet engine nozzles—the very same used on the original United States Air Force aircraft.

The SR-71 "Blackbird" is undoubtedly a legend of strategic aviation—an aircraft operated by the USAF from 1966 to 1998 during the Cold War period. Its astonishing performance—a cruising speed of over Mach 3 and an altitude above 25,000 meters—made it an invaluable intelligence asset, used in strategic reconnaissance missions over territories of Eastern Bloc countries. The characteristic J58 engine nozzles not only ensured adequate performance and the ability for stealthy ingress, but also gave the Blackbird its unique appearance.

• Scale: 1/48
• User country: United States of America, US Air Force
• Historical period: Cold War, 1966–1998
• Purpose: scale model – replacement part (exhaust nozzles) for Revell kit
• Material: 3D printed resin, no metal add-ons
• Level of detail: exceptional reproduction of turbine structures, expansion rings, and high-temperature resistant surfaces

This product is especially dedicated to advanced and intermediate modelers who want to take the realism of their SR-71 model beyond the standard offered by the original kit. Assembly is not excessively difficult (difficulty level 3/5), however, caution is recommended when working with resin and it is advised to dry-fit the parts before final assembly.

We recommend this set to every aviation modeling enthusiast and fans of Cold War spy aircraft—it perfectly complements both dioramas and competitive projects requiring high historical authenticity.

Product category: Resin model created by 3D printing technology – replacement parts for aircraft models.