Uschi 3050 German Luftwaffe Rasensteine circular 1xA4 1/72

Uschi 3050 German Luftwaffe Rasensteine circular 1xA4 1/72

Uschi 3050 German Luftwaffe Rasensteine circular 1xA4 1/72 is a high-quality modeling sheet dedicated to aviation diorama enthusiasts who wish to recreate the authentic look of historical Luftwaffe airfields from World War II. This product is created by the renowned company Uschi van der Rosten, known for its exceptional approach to modeling special effects and the precision of its accessories.

This set offers an A4-format sheet printed on special paper, depicting a pattern of circular concrete "Rasensteine" slabs in 1/72 scale. "Rasensteine" was a characteristic type of surface used on German Luftwaffe field airfields, especially from 1939-1945, i.e., during World War II. The use of concrete slabs or stones allowed for rapid reinforcement of runways and parking areas, even on wet, marshy European terrain. This type of surface made operational use possible for aircraft such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109, Focke-Wulf Fw 190, or Heinkel He 111.

• Scale: 1/72 – ideal for WWII fighter and bomber aircraft.
• User nation: Third Reich (Luftwaffe).
• Material: high-quality printed paper, ready to be cut and mounted without additional chemical treatment.
• Product category: aviation diorama accessories, surface imitation.
• Format: A4 sheet (approx. 210x297 mm) allowing you to recreate airfield fragments for one or multiple 1/72 scale models.

The Uschi 3050 sheet is exceptionally easy to use – simply glue it onto a pre-prepared diorama surface. Using this imitation increases the realism of your diorama, highlighting the historical accuracy of the scene. The product does not include metal or plastic parts, but it perfectly matches figures, aircraft models, and additional modeling accessories.

We rate the application difficulty at 1/5, making this product suitable for both beginners and advanced modelers who seek an attractive and quick way to finish a Luftwaffe model base. It's an excellent choice for those building realistic WWII dioramas who want to easily achieve an authentically looking airfield.