RESKIT RS32-0460 Meteor BVRAAM missiles (4 pcs) (3D Printed) 1/32 – Meteor BVRAAM Missile Set for 1/32 Scale Aircraft Models

The RESKIT RS32-0460 Meteor BVRAAM missiles set is an advanced accessory designed for modelers who wish to recreate modern fighter aircraft armament with the highest precision. The box contains four Meteor BVRAAM (Beyond Visual Range Air-to-Air Missile) models in an impressive 1/32 scale, making them an ideal accessory for aircraft models such as the Eurofighter Typhoon, Dassault Rafale, and Saab JAS 39 Gripen.

The Meteor BVRAAM missile is a European next-generation weapon, valued for its advanced guidance technology and exceptionally long combat range. It is used by the air forces of many European countries, including the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, France, Sweden, and Spain. These missiles were officially introduced into service in 2016 and are widely used in modern times as a key component of the armament on many contemporary fighter aircraft.

The models in this set are made using the latest 3D printing technology from high-quality resin material. Thanks to this, details and proportions faithfully replicate the original munitions with remarkable precision—even tiny features such as exhaust nozzles and aerodynamic tail fins are visible. The set does not include any metal or photo-etched parts, but it stands out for its level of craftsmanship, unmatched by traditionally injection-molded products.

• Category: 3D resin model – aircraft modeling accessory
• Scale: 1/32 – ideal for large, highly detailed models
• Quantity: 4 missiles included
• Requires assembly and self-painting, enabling personalization
• Manufacturer: RES/KIT – a renowned brand among modelers recognized for high-quality 3D prints

Difficulty rating: 2/5. The set is suitable for both intermediate and experienced modelers who wish to enhance their displays with modern and authentic air-to-air weaponry.

We recommend this product to anyone wishing to add even greater realism and historical accuracy to their models of contemporary era fighter jets.