Eduard 648342 GBU-11 1/48

Eduard 648342 GBU-11 1/48 – Resin Laser-Guided Bomb Set in 1/48 Scale

Eduard 648342 GBU-11 1/48 is a high-quality model kit from the Brassin series, designed for demanding aircraft modelers. The package includes two laser-guided GBU-11 bombs precisely reproduced, perfect for mounting on 1/48 scale aircraft models. This set is an excellent addition to dioramas and layouts, faithfully representing the equipment of American combat aircraft from the Vietnam War era.

• Scale: 1/48 – perfectly matched to a wide range of model aircraft in this class
• Country of use: United States of America (USA)
• Historical period: Cold War; GBU-11 bombs were widely used primarily during the Vietnam War and later conflicts at the turn of the 1960s and 1970s.
• Historical description: The GBU-11 is an American laser-guided bomb designed for precision strikes during armed conflicts. It was developed based on the heavy BLU-109 conventional bomb, utilizing a laser guidance system. It enabled attacks on pinpoint, fortified targets, while limiting collateral damage. It was used notably in USAF and US Navy aviation operations over Vietnam.
• Set contents:
  • 16 high-quality resin parts (3D print, resin)
  • Assembly instructions
  • Decal sheet
• Additions: The set does not include photo-etched parts or painting masks. It focuses on perfect resin detail quality and decals for authentic bomb markings.
• Category: 1/48 scale resin aircraft accessories model, armament set
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers. Requires precision in handling and painting small resin parts.
• Recommendation: We recommend this product to modelers who wish to add historical realism to their American aircraft models from the Cold War era and accurately reproduce the armament details. The Eduard GBU-11 1/48 set works both as a standalone project and as an impressive addition to larger dioramas.

By choosing the Eduard 648342 GBU-11 1/48, you are guaranteed top-quality resin details and realistic decals, elevating the level of your model-building workshop.