Armory Models AW48006 Sukhoj Su-7B (late)/BM/BMK wheels 1/48

Armory Models AW48006 Sukhoj Su-7B (late)/BM/BMK wheels 1/48 – Resin wheel set for fighter-bomber aircraft

The offered product, Armory Models AW48006 Sukhoj Su-7B (late)/BM/BMK wheels 1/48, is a high-quality upgrade wheel set made of resin, designed for the Sukhoj Su-7B (late), Su-7BM, and Su-7BMK aircraft models in 1/48 scale. This detailed set was created for advanced modelers who wish to reproduce every detail of the Soviet supersonic attack and fighter-bomber aircraft, used by the USSR and satellite countries from the 1960s through the 1980s.

Enhancing the historical Su-7 fighter

The Su-7 has made its mark in history as one of the first aircraft capable of operating in all weather conditions, widely used both during the Cold War and in numerous local conflicts by the air forces of the USSR, India, Egypt, China, Czechoslovakia, and Poland. This type of aircraft was a frontline staple during the Cold War era, with its later versions (BM and BMK) seeing action in the late 1960s and 1970s, including the Six-Day War and the Indo-Pakistani conflict.

Product details

• Scale: 1/48
• Country of origin: USSR
• Aircraft service period: Cold War (1960–1980s)
• Material: resin (precise cast, highly detailed treads and rims)
• Compatibility: for Su-7B (late), BM, BMK models in 1/48 scale (e.g. Eduard, HobbyBoss, KP)
• Category: resin upgrade set
• Extras: the set includes a complete set of main wheels plus a nose wheel, with realistic surface details

Why choose AW48006?

The AW48006 set is the perfect choice for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level 3/5) seeking realistic upgrades that enhance the quality of their replica. Thanks to the use of resin, unique details can be captured, making the model stand out from standard plastic wheels. This product guarantees much better realism and makes painting and weathering easier, making every Su-7B replica unique. It's an excellent choice for military aviation enthusiasts interested in Cold War subjects and 20th-century conflicts. Highly recommended!