Eduard 672115 SC 50 German WWII bombs 1/72 – Resin German Aircraft Bombs World War II

Eduard 672115 SC 50 German WWII bombs 1/72 is a high-quality accessory set for modelers in 1/72 scale, allowing for significant enhancement of detail on German aircraft models from the World War II era. The product, manufactured by the renowned Eduard company, comes from the prestigious Brassin series, famous for its incredibly precise detailing and realistic reproduction of historical weapon designs.

This set contains as many as 8 miniature replicas of SC 50 bombs, one of the primary types of Luftwaffe bomb armament. The 50 kg bombs, widely used by the German Air Force from 1939 to 1945, saw action on the fronts of all of Europe, Africa, and the Eastern Front. The SC 50 type was mounted on legendary bombers such as the Heinkel He 111, Junkers Ju 88, and Stuka Ju 87, as well as on fighter-bombers.

Eduard 672115 is a resin model—each piece is cast from high-grade resin, ensuring exceptional sharpness of detail and a realistic representation of even the smallest features, such as characteristic ribbing, rivets, or the bomb nose rings. The set includes 40 resin parts, enabling the construction of eight precise bomb models. The kit is complemented by dedicated decals for applying markings, allowing you to recreate historical inscriptions and symbols used on Luftwaffe armament.

The set does not include photo-etched parts nor painting masks, allowing you to focus on careful painting and personalization of the bombs. It is an excellent addition for modelers building German WWII aircraft who are concerned with historical accuracy and the final effect of their dioramas or display models.

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of use: Germany, Luftwaffe
• Era: World War II (1939–1945)
• Material: high-quality resin
• Contents: 8 SC 50 bombs, decals
• Category: resin accessory set for models
• Recommended for: intermediate and advanced modelers focused on detail accuracy
• Difficulty level: 2/5

The Eduard 672115 SC 50 product is the ideal choice for those wishing to take their models to a higher level of realism and historical accuracy. It is perfect for use in dioramas, competition projects, and in the construction of museum-quality models.