Eduard 648093 Mk.82 bombs 1/48 – Precision 1:48 Scale Aircraft Bomb Set

Eduard 648093 Mk.82 bombs 1/48 is a high-quality accessory set designed for aircraft model kits in the popular 1:48 scale. This product is intended for modelers who want to realistically depict aircraft armament used on combat aircraft of the 20th and 21st centuries.

Product Presentation – Details

• Scale: 1:48
• Manufacturer: Eduard
• Material: Top-quality resin – allows for extremely sharp detail.
• Add-ons: The set includes photo-etched parts and bomb marking decals.
• Category: Modelling accessory – resin set for upgrading aircraft models.

Historical and Technical Description

The Mk.82 bomb is an American general-purpose bomb, part of the Mk.80 series of universal bombs. It was developed in the late 1950s and is still in use today by many NATO members and U.S. allies. It has been the primary armament of fighter jets such as the F-4 Phantom II, F-16 Fighting Falcon, F/A-18 Hornet, and Mirage 2000. The Mk.82 was widely used in military conflicts from the Vietnam War, through numerous operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, up to modern times.

The Eduard 648093 set allows you to accurately replicate four pieces of this type of ammunition with all details preserved, such as stabilizers, mounting rings, or maintenance stencils. Colored photo-etched parts provide additional personalization options and increase the realism of your model.

Recommendation and Assembly Difficulty

• Build difficulty: 2/5 – Suitable for beginner and intermediate modelers.
• For whom: Perfect for all aircraft modelers who expect high-quality details and wish to enrich their builds with realistically reproduced armament. Suitable for both historical and modern diorama projects.
• Why choose it: Eduard 648093 Mk.82 bombs 1/48 features top-level craftsmanship, simplifies model upgrade, and ensures a final effect appreciated at both contests and in any home collection.

Choose Eduard 648093 Mk.82 bombs 1/48 to give your models an authentic, professional look and enhance their historical as well as visual value.