Aerobonus 320062 R.A.F. 3-inch 25lb rockets (1/32)

The Aerobonus 320062 R.A.F. 3-inch 25lb rockets in 1:32 scale is a high-quality accessory set for aircraft modelers wishing to enhance their replicas of British WWII combat planes with excellently reproduced weapon details. The 3-inch 25lb rockets were standard armament of the Royal Air Force (RAF), used mainly by aircraft such as the Hawker Typhoon, Hawker Tempest, De Havilland Mosquito, and Bristol Beaufighter during operations over Europe in the years 1943–1945.

These unguided rockets, caliber 76 mm (3 inches), which featured a 25-pound (approx. 11.4 kg) high-explosive warhead, played a key role in combating tanks, armored vehicles, and enemy infrastructure during ground operations, including Normandy and the liberation of France. Their effectiveness and versatility made them one of the most recognizable types of RAF airborne armament in the final phase of WWII.

• Scale: 1:32 – perfectly fits large WWII military aircraft models.
• Country of use: United Kingdom (Royal Air Force – RAF).
• Historical period: World War II, years 1943–1945.
• Material: high-grade resin, ensuring precise reproduction of the finest details.
• Set contents: a complete set of 4 3-inch 25lb rockets with accurately depicted aerodynamic warhead details, stabilizers, and underwing mounting brackets.
• Product category: high-quality resin accessory for 1:32 scale aircraft models.
• The set does not include metal parts, but the resin details feature exceptional sharpness and ease of fit.
• Assembly difficulty: 2 (designed for intermediate modelers with experience in working with resin).

We highly recommend Aerobonus 320062 to both fans of British aviation and advanced modelers who expect the highest quality detail and historical accuracy in their projects. The set is perfect for model conversions and as a highly realistic armament accent for dioramas depicting Allied operations on the Western Front. Thanks to easy-to-work resin and perfect dimensional accuracy, this product increases the realism of any WWII RAF aircraft model.