A-Model NA 72001 Soviet nuclear bomb RDS-1 1/72
A-Model NA 72001 Soviet nuclear bomb RDS-1 1/72
    A-Model NA 72001 Soviet nuclear bomb RDS-1 1/72
A-Model NA 72001 Soviet nuclear bomb RDS-1 1/72

A-Model NA 72001 Soviet atom bomb RDS-1 1/72 – plastic model kit

A-Model NA 72001 Soviet atom bomb RDS-1 in 1/72 scale is a unique plastic model kit representing the first Soviet atomic bomb, the RDS-1, which was developed based on the American designs known as "Gadget" and "Fat Man." This kit belongs to the category of plastic scale models and is dedicated to historical modelers, military enthusiasts, and collectors of 20th-century strategic weapons.

  • Scale: 1/72 – the model faithfully reproduces the original's details in a compact size, perfect for special weapons collections or test range dioramas.
  • User country: Soviet Union (USSR).
  • Operational period: Cold War – the detonation took place on August 29, 1949, at the Semipalatinsk test site, thus inaugurating the Soviet nuclear arsenal.
  • Material: High-quality plastic – ensures ease of processing, precise fit of parts, and convenience in painting and personalization.
  • Included accessories: The kit does not include glue or paints – allowing for individual selection of modeling products. The packaging contains accurately reproduced parts and a clear assembly manual. No metal accessories or resin parts are included in the set.

Historical description: The RDS-1 (РДС-1), also known as "First Lightning" and "Joe-1" (NATO code), was the first Soviet nuclear bomb. Its design was developed by KB-11 in the closed city of Arzamas-16 based on intelligence obtained from the American Manhattan Project. The explosion, with a yield of ~10-22 kilotons, took place on a test tower in Kazakhstan, marking the start of the nuclear arms race of the Cold War and changing the balance of world power. The A-Model kit enables recreating this legendary technological event of the 20th century – perfect for both educational presentations and modeling displays.

We recommend this kit: for both intermediate and experienced modelers interested in weapons of mass destruction and Cold War military subjects. The product is an excellent addition to themed collections, atomic test dioramas, or museum displays. We rate the assembly difficulty at 2/5 – the model is not complicated but requires basic modeling skills for assembly and painting.

By choosing the A-Model NA 72001 Soviet atom bomb RDS-1 1/72, you are investing in an accurate reproduction of a historical artifact while expanding your collection with an exotic and rarely seen Cold War subject. It's a great proposition for enthusiasts of technology history and military modeling.

Scale
1/72

What does the scale of the model mean?

A model scale designation such as 1:30 means the model is 30 times smaller than the original. Scale indicates proportion, not resolution or detail.

  • Models with a smaller number after the colon (e.g. 1:48, 1:32) are larger and have more detail.
  • Scales with higher numbers (e.g. 1:164, 1:200, 1:350) are smaller - good for collections, dioramas, or displaying many models together.
Producer
A-Model
Producer code
72001
Product weight
0.3 kg

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Model A-Model NA 72001 Soviet nuclear bomb RDS-1 1/72 Podmiot odpowiedzialny: - Nazwa: IBG International Business Group Spółka Jawna Piotr Andrzejewski, Lidia Andrzejewska, Adam Andrzejewski - Adres: Benedykta Hertza 2 04-603 Warszawa - Kontakt: ibgsc@ibg.com.pl

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A-Model NA 72001 Soviet nuclear bomb RDS-1 1/72

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Scale
1/72

What does the scale of the model mean?

A model scale designation such as 1:30 means the model is 30 times smaller than the original. Scale indicates proportion, not resolution or detail.

  • Models with a smaller number after the colon (e.g. 1:48, 1:32) are larger and have more detail.
  • Scales with higher numbers (e.g. 1:164, 1:200, 1:350) are smaller - good for collections, dioramas, or displaying many models together.
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Producer
A-Model
Producer code
72001
Product weight
0.3 kg