RESKIT RS48-0529 B-13L Rocket Launchers (2 pcs) (3D Printed) 1/48

We offer a unique model kit: RESKIT RS48-0529 B-13L rocket launchers in 1/48 scale. The set includes two precisely crafted B-13L rocket launchers designed for firing S-13 rockets of 122 mm caliber. Historically, this armament was produced by the Soviet Union and widely used on attack aircraft and helicopters such as the Su-25, Su-17, Su-24, MiG-27, Mi-24 Hind and Mi-8. The B-13L system was intensively utilized in Soviet and Russian military aviation during the Cold War and in modern times, seeing action in conflicts in the Middle East and the Caucasus, among others.

Each B-13L launcher allows for the simultaneous firing of several unguided S-13 rockets, enabling effective strikes against ground targets—including infantry positions and lightly armored vehicles. This armament was a key element of Soviet and Russian close air support and remains in the Russian Air Force arsenal to this day, being one of the most recognizable weapon systems for these aircraft.

• Scale: 1/48
• Operator countries: USSR, Russia
• Usage period: Cold War, modern era
• Material: high-quality precise 3D printing
• Category: modeling accessories – 3D printed models
• Set contents: 2 detailed B-13L rocket launchers
• Intended for: armament for 1/48 scale Su-25, MiG-27, Su-24, Su-17, Mi-24, Mi-8 models

Thanks to 3D printing technology, the kit impresses with its level of detail—even the smallest elements of the guides and mounts of the launchers are faithfully reproduced. The product does not require photo-etched or resin additions, making the assembly easier while not compromising on realism. It will be appreciated by modelers interested in Soviet and Russian aviation, diorama enthusiasts, and anyone wishing to upgrade their aircraft and helicopter models with realistic weaponry.

We particularly recommend this product to intermediate and advanced modelers due to the precision and attention required for detailed finishing. Difficulty: 3/5. It is the perfect choice for building themed dioramas from the Cold War and modern era, as well as for collectible replicas of Soviet and Russian combat aircraft.