RESKIT RS48-0503 AIM-26B (Rb.27) "Falcon" missiles (2 pcs) (3D Printed) 1/48 is a unique set for modelers who wish to upgrade their Cold War era aircraft models with distinctive, historical medium-range weaponry. The product consists of two precisely made AIM-26B "Falcon" missiles—known in Swedish Air Force service as Rb.27—in the very popular 1/48 scale. The set is made using 3D printing technology, resulting in an unparalleled level of detail, clearly visible in the reproduction of the fuselage surfaces, control fins, and missile launch rails.

The AIM-26B "Falcon" missile was an American air-to-air guided missile intended for fighter aircraft such as the Convair F-102 Delta Dagger, F-106 Delta Dart, as well as the Swedish SAAB J 35 Draken (in its local Rb.27 version). The AIM-26B entered service in the 1960s as an advanced version of the Falcon family, equipped with either a conventional or—optionally—a nuclear warhead. It was used mainly during the Cold War by both the USAF and the Swedish Air Force, significantly improving the capability to intercept potential adversary bombers until the 1980s.

• Scale: 1/48 – ideal for upgrading 1960s–1980s aircraft models
• User countries: USA, Sweden
• Historical period: Cold War
• Dedicated for: Convair F-102, F-106, SAAB J 35 Draken
• Material: 3D printed (resin) – exceptional detail sharpness, clear panel lines and surface features
• Contents: 2 missile pieces, assembly options (conventional/nuclear warhead)
• Category: model accessories, aircraft armament (3D printed)

The RESKIT RS48-0503 set is an excellent choice for modelers seeking to enhance the realism of their F-102, F-106, or Draken models by installing highly accurate missiles matching the original loadouts. The build difficulty is rated as 3/5—the set requires some minor clean-up and precision during assembly.

This product is especially recommended for advanced aircraft modelers interested in the Cold War period, those displaying upgraded models in historical dioramas, and collectors of unusual aircraft weaponry.