Sword 72086 Reggiane Re-2002 Bis 1/72 is a high-quality plastic model kit of a fighter-bomber aircraft, dedicated to modelers who value historical accuracy and precision of workmanship. This model replicates the legendary Italian aircraft Reggiane Re.2002 Bis in the popular 1/72 scale – ideal for building World War II aviation collections, allowing for a high level of detail with moderate dimensions.

Italy introduced the Reggiane Re-2002 into service in 1942. This aircraft was a development of earlier Reggiane designs and was used as a light bomber and ground-attack plane. The Re-2002 took part in air operations over Sicily during the Allied invasion, and carried out assault missions against ships and land positions. Its main users were Regia Aeronautica (the Royal Italian Air Force) and, after Italy's surrender, the German Luftwaffe. The period of intensive exploitation of this aircraft was 1942–1944, the peak of World War II combat operations.

• Scale: 1/72 – offers a good balance between detail and ease of assembly
• Country of use: Italy, Germany
• Material: high-quality plastic – ensures durability and ease of processing
• Original production year: 1942, World War II period
• Category: plastic aircraft model kit
• Set components: plastic parts, clear sprue for the cockpit canopy, decals with authentic markings

The Sword 72086 Reggiane Re-2002 Bis 1/72 model is characterized by faithful reproduction of the original fuselage and wing lines, subtle panel lines, and accurate cockpit details. Carefully designed parts allow for an impressive result even for beginner modelers, but it is also highly recommended for advanced collectors – especially enthusiasts of Italian aviation history and the Mediterranean front.

The difficulty level is rated at 2/5 – the model will not pose problems for those with basic modeling skills, and a clear instruction sheet should facilitate smooth assembly. We recommend this kit both to beginners and intermediate modelers – as a great base for conversions or upgrades. An ideal choice for historical dioramas and individual World War II collections.