RESKIT RS48-0107 ROYAL NAVY 2" LAUNCHER (4 pcs) 1/48 is a specialist, high-quality detailing set designed for the most demanding scale aircraft modelers. The set consists of four faithfully reproduced 2-inch launchers, as used by the British Royal Navy on aircraft and helicopters from the Cold War era to modern times.

• The use of the 1/48 scale makes these components ideal for use with models from popular manufacturers such as Trumpeter, Revell, Hasegawa, or Airfix, increasing the realism of British aircraft builds with accurate representation of onboard armament.
• The 2-inch launchers were widely used on Westland Wessex and Sea King helicopters as well as selected Royal Navy carrier-based aircraft. They were a key element of auxiliary armament during conflicts such as the Korean War, the Suez Crisis, the Falklands, and even operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
• The product is made from top-quality polyurethane resin, ensuring outstanding detail and sharpness. The surface is smooth, perfect for painting, and easy to adapt to different models.
• The set includes four complete launchers, dimensionally and detail-wise adapted for use on both new and older British aircraft and helicopter models.
• Product category: resin detail accessories – resin model kit for assembly.
• The product does not contain any metal parts or photo-etched elements; everything is crafted using precision resin printing technology, allowing even the tiniest armament details to stand out.
• I highly recommend this set to all modelers wishing to maximize the realism of their Royal Navy aircraft models – both advanced and intermediate (assembly difficulty: 2/5). Ideal for enthusiasts of British military aviation, naval dioramas, and collectors of historical models.

RESKIT RS48-0107 guarantees exceptional quality and a perfect fit for models from renowned companies. With this launcher set, every Royal Navy aircraft or helicopter replica will gain an authentic, professional look, highlighting the military power of the British Royal Navy in the second half of the 20th century and today.