Eduard 632154 HVAR rockets 1/32

Eduard 632154 HVAR rockets 1/32 – Brassin Set of 1/32 Scale Unguided HVAR Rockets

Eduard 632154 HVAR rockets 1/32 is an exceptional set of modelling accessories from the renowned Brassin range, created for the most demanding aircraft modellers in 1/32 scale. The set is dedicated to enhancing scale models of combat aircraft used by Allied forces during World War II and the post-war period. The box contains 8 precisely replicated HVAR (High Velocity Aircraft Rocket) unguided rockets that played a key role in arming American and British combat aircraft such as the P-47 Thunderbolt, P-51 Mustang, F4U Corsair, and Hawker Typhoon.

HVAR rockets were widely used by the United States Army Air Forces and the United States Navy from 1944 until the early 1960s. They proved highly effective during key operations of World War II and throughout conflicts of the Cold War period, including the Korean War. These rockets were a potent means of targeting enemy ground assets, tanks, and infrastructure.

• Scale: 1/32
• Period of use: World War II, Cold War, 1944–early 1960s.
• Rocket country/manufacturer: United States. Users: USA, United Kingdom, and other Allied nations.
• Product category: modelling accessories set, resin rockets for aircraft models
• Material: high-quality resin with photo-etched parts
• Contents: 8 HVAR rockets with resin details, decal sheet for technical markings, and photo-etched parts
• Masks for painting are not included

The Eduard 632154 HVAR rockets 1/32 set is an excellent choice for modellers looking to achieve authentic weapon details for their 1/32 scale models. Thanks to its very high-quality workmanship, intricate details, and included photo-etched parts, this product greatly enhances the realism of any diorama or aircraft model. The decals enable accurate replication of the technical markings typical for rockets used during World War II.

This set is recommended for both intermediate and advanced modellers seeking impressive additions to their projects. Assembly difficulty is rated at 3/5.