Eduard BIG72122 VICTOR B Mk.2 (BS) AIRFIX 1/72

Eduard BIG72122 VICTOR B Mk.2 (BS) AIRFIX 1/72 – Detail Set for RAF Strategic Bomber Model

The Eduard BIG72122 set is a comprehensive addon package designed for the plastic model of the Handley Page Victor B Mk.2 (BS) by Airfix, in the popular 1/72 scale. The entire set is designed by the renowned Czech company Eduard, specializing in advanced detail-up kits intended for the most demanding modelers.

The Handley Page Victor B Mk.2 (BS) is a British bomber aircraft from the Cold War era, being one of three strategic bombers of the famous "V-force". It was used by the Royal Air Force from the late 1950s until the mid-1990s. The Victor participated in both reconnaissance and air support missions in operations such as the Falklands War and the Gulf War.

The Eduard BIG72122 set is a rich collection of photo-etched parts and protective masks, enabling much more faithful replication of details in the Airfix Victor B Mk.2 model in 1/72 scale. All components are made from high-quality brass using photo-etching technology, and the self-adhesive masks are precisely cut from Japanese yellow kabuki tape.

• Add-on models: Cockpit interior parts, landing gear mechanism details, bomb bay and external parts such as grilles, antennas, and panels.
• Country and period of use: United Kingdom, Cold War (approx. 1958–1993).
• Materials: Photo-etched brass details, kabuki tape masks. The set does not include the plastic model – it is an addon dedicated to Airfix models.
• Category: Photo-etched set and masks – detail-up for a plastic model kit.
• Recommendation: The ideal choice for intermediate and advanced modelers who want to achieve the most realistic finish of the Victor B Mk.2. The set requires some experience with photo-etched parts and precision in applying the masks.
• Assembly difficulty level: 4 / 5

Choosing the Eduard BIG72122 set will allow any aviation and strategic weaponry enthusiast to bring the unique features of the Victor B Mk.2 into their collection, elevating the realism of the Airfix model to a truly museum-standard.