Mirage 248001 Lekkie Bomby Niemieckie i Polskie 1914-1918/1918-1939 1/48

The Mirage 248001 Lekkie Bomby Niemieckie i Polskie 1914-1918/1918-1939 in 1:48 scale set is a unique collection dedicated to modelers passionate about military aviation of the First World War and the interwar years. Produced by the renowned company Mirage Hobby, this product stands out due to its high-quality details and the precise reproduction of historical armaments used by German and Polish air forces.

The light bombs included in this set were widely used during wartime operations by German forces in 1914-1918 (World War I) and by the Polish Air Force in 1918-1939 (the interwar period). These were on-board armaments for reconnaissance and bomber aircraft, used both in frontline activities and for attacking strategic targets. In particular, the Polish Air Force utilized types of bombs inherited from the German army as well as examples manufactured based on German and French designs.

• Scale: 1/48 – ideally suited to aircraft models from this era.
• User countries: German Empire, Republic of Poland.
• Material: high-quality model plastic (polystyrene) – easy to work with and ideal for painting.
• Category: plastic modeling accessories – aircraft armament.
• The set includes precisely made components of light bombs in several historical variants.
• Does not include glue or paints – these must be purchased separately, allowing for individual selection according to the modeler's preferences.
• Manufacturer: Mirage Hobby – known for the high quality and historical accuracy of its models and accessories.

Mirage 248001 is an excellent choice for intermediate and advanced modelers, collectors, and modeling historians passionate about the First World War era and the reconstruction of Polish aviation. This detailed set is perfect both as an addition to dioramas and as armament for period aircraft models. The easy assembly means the product is rated at difficulty level: 2/5. Recommended for anyone wanting to enrich their models with authentic early 20th century armament details!