• Product name: RESKIT RS72-0388 AIM-54A "PHOENIX" MISSILES FOR F-14 (4PCS) 1/72

The RESKIT RS72-0388 AIM-54A "Phoenix" Missiles for F-14 (4PCS) set in 1/72 scale is a professional kit containing four highly detailed AIM-54A Phoenix air-to-air missiles, created by the renowned Ukrainian scale modeling accessories manufacturer RESKIT. This set was developed with modelers building miniatures of the legendary American fighter aircraft F-14 Tomcat in mind, particularly in 1/72 scale.

User country of the AIM-54A: United States

Period of use: Cold War, modern era (AIM-54A missiles entered service in the 1970s and were operated until the early 21st century, mainly by the US Navy on F-14 aircraft during patrol flights, reconnaissance missions, and the protection of aircraft carriers and American fleets). The AIM-54A Phoenix was the only very long-range missile in service with US Navy carrier-based fighters and played a key role in US maritime defense doctrine.

RESKIT set specification:

• Scale: 1/72 – a perfect match for F-14 models in this scale
• Contents: 4 AIM-54A Phoenix missiles and precise assembly details
• Material: high-quality resin – ensures accurate reproduction of details such as control surfaces, nozzles, and panel lines
• Add-ons: special decals with operational markings and mounting straps
• Category: set of resin modeling accessories (add-ons for plastic models)

Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – experience with resin and small parts, as well as skillful use of resin glue and modeling paints, is recommended for assembly and painting of the set.

The RESKIT RS72-0388 set is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to enrich their F-14 Tomcat models with extremely realistic and historically accurate weaponry. Thanks to the high quality of workmanship and the inclusion of decals, you will achieve a historically accurate result and increase the appeal of your model presentation at exhibitions or competitions. This product fully meets the needs of realism modeling enthusiasts and collectors of dioramas from the Cold War period and US Navy carrier operations.