Eduard 648937 UB-32 rocket launchers 1/48

Eduard 648937 UB-32 Rocket Launchers 1/48 – set of four precision rocket launchers

Eduard 648937 UB-32 rocket launchers 1/48 is a high-quality set of model accessories for self-assembly, designed for the most demanding modelers. This product is dedicated to recreating the UB-32 unguided rocket launchers, widely used by the Soviet Air Force as well as numerous Warsaw Pact and export customers from the 1960s to modern times.

• Model scale: 1/48, perfect for complementing scale models of Soviet and Eastern Bloc fighter-bombers, helicopters, and jets.
• Intended for: MiG-21, MiG-23, Su-17, Su-25, Yak-28 aircraft and Mi-8, Mi-24 helicopters, as well as other armed platforms used by the USSR military, Poland, and dozens of countries worldwide.
• Period of use: Cold War, modern times – the UB-32 was widely used in conflicts in Afghanistan, the Middle East, Africa, and the Balkans, among others.
• Material: high-grade resin providing excellent depth of detail, typical for the Eduard Brassin line. The set also includes photo-etched parts (PE fret) which make it possible to reproduce the tiniest technical details of the launchers.
• Contents: four complete UB-32 launchers with precise detailing, compatible with most 1/48 scale models.
• Category: Resin model – professional upgrade for airplane and helicopter kits.

Why choose Eduard 648937 UB-32 1/48? It is an excellent choice for both advanced and intermediate modelers who value realism and historical authenticity. Thanks to resin and photo-etched parts, you will achieve effects that cannot be matched by the original plastic kit parts. This product allows for a faithful reproduction of the equipment carried by many air forces' aircraft and helicopters – both in historic and modern markings.

Assembly difficulty: 3/5 – some experience with resin and photo-etched parts is recommended. Suitable for intermediate and experienced modelers.

We recommend this set to anyone who wants to give their model the highest level of realism and recreate a historical or modern combat aircraft with exceptional detail.