F-15 (A, B, C, D, E, J) open exhaust nozzles for Tamiya kit (3D Printed) Scale 1:32 ResKit RSU32-0151

ResKit RSU32-0151 is a set of open exhaust nozzles for the F-15 Eagle / Strike Eagle family in 1/32. The parts are designed to capture the deeper nozzle interior and the crisp petal edges that stand out on an open-position build.

Aftermarket accessory intended for aircraft scale model kits, produced to refine the nozzle profile and internal detail where kit parts can look shallow once painted and weathered.

Precision components developed for realistic 1/32 scale aircraft model builds, with consistent petal spacing and a cleaner transition from the nozzle ring into the exhaust interior.

Designed for the Tamiya kit and labeled for F-15 (A, B, C, D, E, J), this set helps keep the exhaust area visually sharp whether you display the aircraft clean or with moderate heat staining.

For modelers: test-fit the nozzles into the rear fuselage early and check the depth against the turbine face or blanking plate in your kit. Paint the inner petals first, then the outer surfaces; a thin wash after sealing can help bring out the petal segmentation without obscuring edges.

Product Specifications

• Subject: F-15 Eagle / Strike Eagle
• Variant / Family: F-15A / F-15B / F-15C / F-15D / F-15E / F-15J (kit-dependent)
• Scale: 1/32 (also written as 1:32)
• Product type: Exhaust Nozzles
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: for Tamiya
• Manufacturer: ResKit
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Resin
• SKU: RSU32-0151

This item is part of ResKit and belongs to Aftermarket. Browse more in ResKit Exhaust Nozzles or compare with Jet nozzels. For matching builds, see Aircraft Model Kits and 1/32 Aircraft Model Kits.

FAQ

Are these nozzles intended for multiple F-15 variants?

Yes, the set is labeled for F-15 (A, B, C, D, E, J). Final fit can still be kit-dependent, so confirm rear fuselage parts and exhaust diameter before installation.

Do these represent an open nozzle position?

Yes, they are described as open exhaust nozzles, suitable for displays where the nozzle petals are shown in an open configuration.

What is a practical painting approach?

Paint interior areas first, then outer petals. After a clear coat, use a restrained wash to emphasize petal lines while keeping edges sharp.

Should I install the nozzles early or late in the build?

Do early test-fitting to confirm depth and alignment, but final installation is usually safest late in the build to protect the thin petal edges during handling.