RESKIT RS72-0100 KAB-500KR (500KG) GUIDED BOMBS (2 PCS) 1/72 – resin upgrade set for aircraft modelers

RESKIT RS72-0100 KAB-500KR is a top-quality resin upgrade set depicting the Russian KAB-500KR 500 kg guided aerial bombs, manufactured in precise 1/72 scale. The product consists of two individual bomb units, allowing for a detailed representation of the ordnance used on modern Russian combat aircraft and by other users of these systems.

Product Features

• Scale: 1/72
• Material: high-quality resin
• Contents: two KAB-500KR bombs with surface details and separate components
• Category: resin upgrade set for aircraft models

Historical and Technical Information

The KAB-500KR is a Russian-made guided aerial bomb equipped with a TV guidance system designed for precision strikes. It was introduced in the 1980s, serving as an important weapon for the air forces of the USSR and, later, Russia—it is also used by contemporary air forces, including in conflicts in Syria and Ukraine. Among the most common carriers of the KAB-500KR are the Su-24M, Su-34, Su-30, Su-35, and Mig-29 fighters. This bomb was a significant element of air force armament during the Cold War era and remains in use today.

Detailed Execution and Purpose

This RES/KIT set, manufactured using resin casting technology, enables a level of detail unattainable with standard plastic accessories. The model features realistically rendered surfaces, panel details, tail fins, as well as characteristic guidance elements. Thanks to finely molded secondary parts executed with great precision, this set is an excellent choice for arming miniature Russian aircraft in 1/72 scale.

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

• Recommended for both intermediate and experienced modelers
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – requires basic resin handling and painting skills
• Ideal for upgrading aircraft models from the Cold War and modern eras that use Russian ordnance

RESKIT RS72-0100 KAB-500KR (500KG) is an essential set for aircraft modeling enthusiasts who want to enhance the realism of their models, recreating operational scenes from recent decades.