Aerobonus 480125 US WW II load cart 1/48
Aerobonus 480125 US WW II load cart 1/48
    Aerobonus 480125 US WW II load cart 1/48
Aerobonus 480125 US WW II load cart 1/48

Aerobonus 480125 US WW II load cart 1/48

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Scale
1/48

What does the model scale mean?

The model scale designation, for example, 1:30, means that the model is 30 times smaller than the original. Scale determines the proportion, not the resolution or level of detail.

  • Models with a smaller number after the colon (e.g., 1:48, 1:32) are larger and have more detail.
  • Scales with a larger number (e.g., 1:164, 1:200, 1:350) are smaller—good for collections, dioramas, or displaying many models together.
Producer
Aerobonus
Producer code
ABON480125
Product weight
0.03 kg

Aerobonus 480125 US WW II Load Cart 1/48

Precision resin model in 1/48 scale – Aerobonus 480125 US WW II Load Cart 1/48 is an extremely detailed miniature of an American transport cart from the World War II era. This model from the renowned brand Aerobonus is dedicated to advanced modelers seeking unique additions to aviation or airfield dioramas from 1941–1945.

Historical Background

Load carts of this type were widely used by the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) during World War II. They served to transport aircraft armament, bombs, ammunition, and equipment at both field and permanent airfields. They were an indispensable element of ground operations, significantly speeding up the preparation of aircraft for combat missions, including during the campaigns in Europe and the Pacific.

Model Features

  • Scale: 1/48 – ideal for most WWII aircraft models.
  • Country of use: United States of America (USA).
  • Historical period: World War II (1941–1945).
  • Material: high-quality resin – detailed reproduction of textures and shapes.
  • Set contents: resin cart components, ready for assembly and painting; no metal accessories or photo-etched parts included.
  • Category: resin model produced by resin casting method.
  • Great addition to airfield dioramas, ground crew scenes, or aircraft model displays.

For whom?

This product is recommended for intermediate and advanced aircraft modelers, diorama collectors, and enthusiasts of military technology history. The model combines ease of assembly with a high level of detail, making it a unique element of any collection.

Assembly Difficulty Level: 2/5

Assembling the model requires basic skills in working with and gluing resin parts. The set does not include painting instructions, giving the modeler the freedom for individual interpretation.

By choosing the Aerobonus 480125 US WW II Load Cart 1/48, you are guaranteed the highest quality details and an authentic representation of historical military equipment. An excellent choice to enhance any WWII-era aviation diorama!

Scale
1/48

What does the model scale mean?

The model scale designation, for example, 1:30, means that the model is 30 times smaller than the original. Scale determines the proportion, not the resolution or level of detail.

  • Models with a smaller number after the colon (e.g., 1:48, 1:32) are larger and have more detail.
  • Scales with a larger number (e.g., 1:164, 1:200, 1:350) are smaller—good for collections, dioramas, or displaying many models together.
Producer
Aerobonus
Producer code
ABON480125
Product weight
0.03 kg

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Model Aerobonus 480125 US WW II load cart 1/48 Fabricante: - Nombre: AIRES, spol. s.r.o. - Dirección: Hořanská cesta 703, 434 01 Most, República Checa - Contacto: https://www.aires.cz/es/contact/
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