The RESKIT RS72-0433 M-118 GP BOMBS (2 PCS) (3D PRINTED) 1/72 set is a high-quality modeling accessory dedicated to military aircraft models in the popular 1/72 scale. The kit contains two highly detailed examples of the American M-118 GP general purpose bomb, faithfully reproduced using 3D printing technology. These components are designed to enhance the realism and historical fidelity of models such as the F-105 Thunderchief, F-100 Super Sabre, and F-4 Phantom II.

The M-118 GP (General Purpose) bomb was widely used by the United States Air Force, mainly during the Vietnam War and in subsequent conflicts of the Cold War period up to the 1990s. It was employed in numerous operations against strategic targets in Vietnam, where its large mass of 1,360 kg and powerful explosive payload enabled effective destruction of bridges, runways, and industrial installations.

Add-ons made using 3D printing technology by the renowned company RESKIT feature exceptional detail precision—even tiny elements such as shackles, rivets, and stabilizer shapes are reproduced. The material used in production is high-quality resin, ensuring excellent sharpness of detail and ease of processing. The set does not include metal or photo-etched parts, but this does not diminish its value—the rich details molded in resin are ready for painting after basic preparation and washing in warm water with detergent.

• Product category: Model accessories kit, 3D printed resin add-ons
• Compatibility: F-105, F-100, F-4 aircraft models in 1/72 scale
• Historical period: Vietnam War, Cold War
• Number of parts: 2 M-118 GP bombs
• Material: Resin, 3D printing technology

We recommend this product to advanced and intermediate modelers who seek a high level of realism for their post-war and modern aircraft collections. The small number of parts makes the set relatively easy to assemble (difficulty level: 2/5), but the finely detailed finish requires careful handling during preparation and painting. This kit is an excellent way to enrich dioramas and upgrade aircraft models from 20th-century conflicts.