RESKIT RS48-0510 Royal Navy 2" launchers (4 pcs) (3D Printed) 1/48

RESKIT RS48-0510 is an exceptionally precise accessory set for 1/48 scale aircraft models, representing a set of four British 2-inch rocket launchers used by the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force from the 1950s to the 1980s. Launchers of this type equipped classic British naval aircraft such as the Sea Harrier, BAC Buccaneer, Hawker Sea Hawk, Supermarine Scimitar, Hawker Hunter FGA.9, as well as other strike, patrol, and training aircraft.

The 2" Rocket Launchers were primarily used for fire support on the battlefield, attacking surface targets, and signaling (e.g., during crew exercises and training). This type of armament was widely used by the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm during the Cold War era, mainly between 1950 and 1980, with combat use including operations in the Middle East as well as training and air support missions in the European theater.

• Scale – 1/48 – dedicated for models in this popular scale, especially British Cold War-era aircraft.
• Country of use – United Kingdom (Royal Navy, also RAF), carrier-based and support aircraft.
• Material – 3D printed in high-quality resin, featuring outstanding sharpness of detail, excellent replication of real surfaces, mounting elements, and the armor structure of the launcher.
• Contents – 4 pieces of 2" launchers, ready to use as a realistic addition to aircraft models.
• Category – modeling accessories, 3D printed resin aftermarket add-ons for plastic models.

This product is especially recommended for experienced modelers wishing to enhance their Royal Navy and RAF Cold War aircraft models with authentic details and bring the realism of their layouts to a new level. Ideal for airfield dioramas or recreating combat and training scenes. Assembly difficulty is rated as 2/5 – requires some delicate handling, but should not pose a problem for moderately experienced modelers.

RESKIT RS48-0510 Royal Navy 2" Launchers is a unique, high-quality set, indispensable for creating a perfect replica of a British aircraft from the Cold War era.