The RESKIT RS32-0188 1000 lb retarded bomb checks (117 tail-951 tail fuze) set in 1/32 scale offers high-quality, detailed aircraft bombs made of resin. It is designed for professional enhancement of aircraft models from the Cold War period and modern times. The kit includes 4 precisely reproduced British 1,000-pound bombs featuring retarded bomb tails to slow descent, as well as the characteristic 117 tail and 951 tail fuzes.

Bombs of this type were widely used by the Royal Air Force and the air forces of NATO countries in the 1960s and 1970s, with their modifications remaining in service until the end of the Cold War. A distinguishing feature of these bombs was the special retarded tail, which allowed for low-altitude dropping without risking the safety of the carrier aircraft. Their most well-known operational use included RAF missions during Middle East conflicts, operations over the Falklands, and numerous NATO exercises.

• Scale: 1/32
• Country of use: United Kingdom, NATO forces
• Period: Cold War, modern times
• Material: High-quality polyurethane resin for superb detail sharpness
• Number of parts: 4 complete bombs with realistic details (retarded tails, 117 and 951 tail fuzes)
• Category: Resin model for aircraft model enhancement (aftermarket, detailing parts)
• Compatibility: Recommended for Revell, Trumpeter, and other 1/32 scale aircraft model manufacturers

This set is perfect for both advanced and intermediate aircraft modelers who want to highlight the realism of their combat aircraft models from the 1960s to the 1990s. Each precisely crafted part ensures easy assembly, authentic details, and high durability. Due to small parts and the need for precise assembly, the set is recommended for modelers with a skill level of 3/5. It is an excellent choice for dioramas, realistic displays, and professional modeling projects.

Emphasize the historical authenticity and technological accuracy of your models with the RESKIT RS32-0188 resin set, which will enhance the realism of any aviation scene from the Cold War era and beyond.