RESKIT RS32-0348 MK.82 BOMBS WITH BSU-49 AIR INFLATABLE RETARD FINS (4 PCS) 1/32

The RESKIT RS32-0348 MK.82 BOMBS WITH BSU-49 AIR INFLATABLE RETARD FINS set is a high-quality modelling accessory designed for those building jet aircraft models in 1/32 scale. The set includes four highly detailed MK.82 bombs with BSU-49 parachute systems, cast in resin. This is an upgrade set that allows you to achieve exceptionally realistic-looking armament for both modern and historical aircraft models.

The MK.82 is an American general-purpose bomb weighing 227 kg, part of the Mk 80 family, widely used by the United States Air Force and NATO allied countries. Equipped with the BSU-49 parachute system – deployable air inflatable retard fins – it enabled low-altitude release without exposing the aircraft to fragments from its own bombs. These types of bombs have been used extensively from the Vietnam War era, through Cold War conflicts, and into modern times – in operations in the Persian Gulf, Afghanistan, and Iraq.

The set from RES/KIT stands out due to its remarkable attention to detail – including accurate representations of the BSU-49 system, such as the surface texture of the fins and precise panel lines. The resin parts impress with sharp detailing, making this product ideal both for building dioramas in 1/32 scale and for upgrading aircraft models such as the F-4 Phantom II, F-16 Fighting Falcon, F-15 Eagle, or A-10 Thunderbolt II. The set also includes a decal sheet for bomb markings.

• Scale: 1/32
• Material: high-quality resin
• Countries of service: USA, NATO allies
• Period of use: Cold War, modern era
• Number of pieces: 4 MK.82 bombs with BSU-49
• Product type: resin model, upgrade part

This product is especially recommended for experienced modelers seeking precise upgrades for fighter and bomber models. The set requires some skills in cutting, sanding, and working with resin, putting the difficulty level at 4 out of 5. Its outstanding detail replication and ease of fit to most models make it a must-have for anyone wishing to give their projects a professional appearance.