OFAB-100-120 bombs (8 pcs) (Su-7, Su-17, Su-24, Su-25, Su-27, Su-30, MiG-21, MiG-27) (3D Printed) Scale 1:32 ResKit RS32-0567

ResKit RS32-0567 is a 3D printed 1/32 set of OFAB-100-120 bombs with 8 pieces for aircraft models. The main advantage of a multi-bomb set like this is consistency: when several stores are carried together, matching body shape and tail detail makes the whole loadout look more coherent.

This set is useful for aircraft projects where kit-supplied bombs are simplified or vary in shape from one part to the next. Mounting depends on the racks and pylons in your chosen kit, so the installation should be treated as kit-dependent even when the store type is universal.

For modelers: prepare one bomb as a “master” and use it to set the same cleanup level and mating surface on the remaining seven. Dry-fit a bomb to your rack early to confirm clearance and keep spacing uniform before you commit to glue.

Compatible aircraft

• Su-7 Fitter-A,
• Su-17/22 Fitter,
• Su-24 Fencer,
• Su-25 Frogfoot
• Su-27 Flanker,
• Su-30 Flanker
• MiG-21 Fagot,
• MiG-27 Flogger

Product Specifications

• Subject: OFAB-100-120 bombs (8 pcs)
• Scale: 1/32 (also written as 1:32)
• Product type: Weapons Set
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: Any / Universal (kit-dependent racks and pylons)
• Service / Subject country: Ukraine/USSR
• Manufacturer: ResKit
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Resin / 3D Printed
• SKU: RS32-0567

This item is part of ResKit and belongs to Aftermarket. Browse more in ResKit Arms and Weapons or compare with Arms and Weapons (all brands). For matching builds, see Aircraft Model Kits and 1/32 Aircraft Model Kits.

FAQ

Will these bombs fit any 1/32 aircraft kit?

The set is Any / Universal, but racks, pylons, and mounting points vary by kit. Dry-fit to your rack and adjust the contact area so each bomb sits straight.

How can I keep all eight stores aligned consistently?

Use one prepared bomb as a reference and repeat the same cleanup and placement for the rest. Mark the rack contact points to keep spacing and angle uniform.

Any tips for working with 3D printed weapons parts?

Remove supports gradually and smooth attachment points with fine abrasives. Priming early helps reveal small marks before the final paint layers.