Four resin UB-32A-73 pods for unguided rockets in 1:32 scale will replace the simplified parts from a kit. It is a carried accessory, not a model in its own right.
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A set of four resin UB-32A-73 rocket pods in 1:32 scale. The UB-32 designation refers to a pod with thirty-two tubes for unguided rockets of 57 mm caliber, arranged in concentric circles inside a cylindrical body. The set is intended to be carried under the wing or on a pylon of a combat airplane or helicopter kit.
The face of a rocket pod is one of the most demanding details of carried stores there is. In injection-molded plastic the tubes are usually only suggested by shallow dimples, because the mold cannot be drawn to any depth. The result is a blind face that modelers often go to the trouble of drilling out. A resin casting makes it possible to cast the tubes open or markedly deeper, so that the pod looks three-dimensional when seen from the front. Four pieces in the package cover a typical multiple load.
Wash and degrease the parts before you work with them at all. Cut the casting block off with a saw and sand the seating face level wet; with four pieces, check that they are sanded the same, otherwise the pods will not hang parallel. Mask the mouths of the tubes before painting, or clear them out with a pointed toothpick after spraying. They are painted over a primer in a uniform shade with a dark shade inside the tubes; at the end, smoke staining around the mouths proves its worth and gives the pod a used look.
The set is an accessory for a kit, not a model in its own right. It is supplied unpainted; glue, paints and the base kit are not included in the package.
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