ICM 35795 RS-132 Ammunition Boxes 1/35 – Rocket Ammunition Set for 1/35 Scale Models

We offer a unique model kit, ICM 35795 RS-132 Ammunition Boxes 1/35, aimed at modelers seeking high-quality details for dioramas and military vehicles from World War II. This plastic model kit has been designed with attention to every historical and technical aspect, faithfully replicating the real transport crates and RS-132 rockets used by the Red Army between 1941 and 1945.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Soviet Union (Red Army)
• Historical period: World War II
• Category: plastic model kit for diorama and military vehicle accessories
• Set contents: 104 sprues allowing for the construction of 4 ammunition boxes and 16 RS-132 rocket projectiles
• Material: high-quality polystyrene plastic
• Extras: all assembly elements included in the set (model glue and paints must be purchased separately)

RS-132 is a Soviet unguided rocket with a caliber of 132 mm, designed as fire support for aircraft and ground vehicles such as the famous "Katyusha" rocket launchers and Il-2 attack aircraft. The RS-132 was used on all Eastern European fronts and played a key role in battles including the liberation of Warsaw, the Battle of Kursk, and the crossing of the Oder River. A typical transport crate contained four rocket projectiles—the ICM set allows for the realistic recreation of these details in World War II scenes and model vehicles.

Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – the set is recommended for both beginner modelers who want to enrich their dioramas and advanced ones seeking authentic historical details. Simple construction, excellent fit, and high material quality make it an ideal choice for creative projects.

Recommendation: ICM 35795 RS-132 Ammunition Boxes 1/35 is an essential addition to any small military architecture, dioramas, and vehicles related to the Red Army. Perfectly rendered details let you expand battle and logistics scenes on the Eastern Front, giving them realism and historical fidelity. Highly recommended for every modeler interested in World War II themes!