RESKIT RS72-0102 KH-29L (AS-14A 'KEDGE) Missiles (2 PCS) 1/72 – Resin set for model kits

RESKIT RS72-0102 is a professional aftermarket set representing Soviet/Russian Kh-29L guided missiles (NATO code: AS-14A "Kedge") in 1/72 scale. This product is made from high-quality resin, guaranteeing detailed, sharp, and accurate reproduction of the original weapon elements. The kit includes two Kh-29L missiles and smaller mounting details, enabling a realistic armament for fighter-bomber models from the late Cold War period as well as modern times.

The Kh-29L missile was developed in the USSR and entered service at the end of the 1970s. Its main purpose was the destruction of fortified ground targets such as bridges, bunkers, or ships. The missile is equipped with a semi-active laser seeker and features a heavy warhead (around 320 kg), enabling it to penetrate and destroy even heavily armored targets effectively. The Kh-29L has been used by a broad range of Soviet and Russian combat aircraft, including the Su-24, Su-25, Su-27, MiG-29, and MiG-27. This weapon has seen application in numerous local conflicts—used both by the USSR and later by Russia, as well as by export customers in Asia and the Middle East.

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of origin: USSR/Russia
• The set includes: 2 precisely reproduced resin missiles
• Material: high-quality resin
• Category: Resin model created by casting method (aftermarket set for plastic models)
• Historical period: late Cold War, modern era

This product is especially recommended for experienced modellers and aviation enthusiasts, both civil and military, who wish to enrich their dioramas and model collections with a unique, realistic element. RESKIT resin details require precise handling and painting, making the set suitable especially for intermediate and advanced modellers. Assembly difficulty is rated 3/5.

RESKIT RS72-0102 KH-29L (AS-14A 'KEDGE') Missiles is an ideal choice for those who value the highest level of realism and attention to detail in aircraft models from recent history and the modern era.