RESKIT RS35-0027 CATM-114 CAPTIVE TRAINING MISSILES (4 PCS) 1/35

RESKIT RS35-0027 CATM-114 Captive Training Missiles is a precise accessory set for advanced military modelers in 1/35 scale. This product has been created by the renowned company RES/KIT, known for its high-quality upgrades and a wide range of resin accessories for military vehicles, special vehicles, and aircraft models. The set includes four faithfully reproduced CATM-114 training missiles designed to realistically complement dioramas, helicopter models, and armament support vehicles.

CATM-114 (Captive Air Training Missile) is a training version of the AGM-114 Hellfire guided missile, widely used by the US Army and other NATO nations. CATMs are used for training crews of combat helicopters such as the AH-64 Apache, AH-1 Cobra, or MQ-1 Predator, without the capability of actual launch. They allow aircrews and ground teams to practice in realistic conditions while maintaining all operational aspects.

CATM-114s have been in use since the late 1980s, both during the Cold War and in modern times—used in training operations by NATO, the US Army, and other units operating Hellfire-equipped helicopters. The RESKIT set in 1/35 scale allows for extremely accurate replication of these missiles, enhancing the realism of any aviation or support vehicle model—especially in dioramas depicting modern military training scenes.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for modern NATO and US military models.
• Country of use: United States, NATO countries.
• Era: Cold War to modern day (from the 1980s to present).
• Material: high-grade resin; includes 4 CATM-114 missiles.
• Category: Resin model (detail-up accessory) – 3D printed, highest level of detail.
• Compatibility: Helicopter models, support vehicles, and airfield dioramas.

I recommend this set to all demanding modelers seeking the possibility to accurately depict a training air scene or enhance their helicopters with realistic training ordnance. Thanks to high-quality casting and precise detail replication, it is recommended mainly for experienced enthusiasts—the assembly difficulty I rate at 3/5.