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Eduard BRASSIN, 1/32 scale

S u m m a r y :

Catalogue Number, Description and Price:

Eduard BRASSIN Item No. 632 103 TER. USD$19.95

plus shipping available online from Eduard's website and specialist hobby retailers worldwide.

Scale:

1/32

Contents & Media

50 grey resin parts; one fret of photo-etched brass parts; one sheet of stencil decals; one double sided fold out instruction sheet.

Review Type:

First Look.

Advantages:

Perfect casting; well detailed; clear instructions.

Disadvantages:

None noted.

Conclusions:

Eduard’s 1/32 TER set will enhance any model you are building that was fitted with this style of ordnance rack.


Reviewed by Brad Fallen


Eduard's 1/48 BRASSIN Spitfire Vb Gun Bays are available online from Squadron.com

FirstLook

 

This 1/32 Brassin set provides a set of five replacement TERs – Triple Ejector Racks – for US and NATO aircraft from Vietnam to the present day.  I don’t have any relevant kits to use as points of comparison, but I can’t see injection moulded parts comparing with the combination of resin, photo-etch and decals that Eduard is offering here.

 

 

Each TER is made up from nine resin parts.  The racks are cast in a dark grey resin, while the suspension lugs, shoulder and centreline ejector units and sway braces are in a lighter grey. 

 

 

Regardless of colour, casting is flawless and the attachment blocks generally engineered for easy cleanup. The suspension lugs are an exception here, requiring the careful removal of excess resin to maintain their distinctive triangular shape. 

 

 

A couple of spare lugs are included to allow for any mishaps during this cleanup process.

Additional details come in the form of a small photo-etched fret, and a decal sheet with a number of stencil markings. 

 

 

The only things you need to provide yourself are the firing lead cables, which are made from small lengths of wire.  The instruction sheet shows where these should go, as well as providing a clear guide for overall assembly, paint colours and decal placement.

 

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TER sets are also available in the Brassin range in 1/72 and 1/48.

 

 

Conclusion

 

Eduard’s 1/32 TER set will enhance any model you are building that was fitted with this style of ordnance rack

Thanks to Eduard for the samples and images.


Review Text and Images Copyright © 2018 by Brad Fallen
Page Created 10 September, 2018
Last updated 10 September, 2018

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