Sikorsky MH-60, UH-60, HH-60 Tail rotor Scale 1:32 Metallic Details MDR3267

Metallic Details MDR3267 is a 3D-printed tail rotor set for MH-60, UH-60, and HH-60 helicopter builds in 1/32. The upgrade focuses on the tail rotor hub and blade shapes, where thin edges and uniform blade pitch are difficult to keep crisp with standard kit parts.

This is an aftermarket upgrade set only; the helicopter kit is not included.

On H-60 family builds, the tail rotor sits in a high-visibility area near the end of the tail boom, so small geometry issues (blade angle, hub depth, symmetry) tend to show after paint and final assembly.

For modelers: dry-fit the hub to your kit’s tail rotor gearbox/shaft before painting, and confirm the blade pitch and orientation using your kit instructions. For a stronger joint, drill a shallow locator hole and pin the hub if your kit mounting point is small. Paint hub and blades as separate subassemblies, then align all blades using a simple flat-card jig while adhesive cures.

• Subject: MH-60, UH-60, HH-60 tail rotor
• Variant / Family: H-60 family (MH-60 / UH-60 / HH-60; kit-dependent)
• Scale: 1/32 (also written as 1:32)
• Product type: 3D Printed Set
• Type of equipment: Helicopter
• Recommended kit: for Any / Universal 1/32 H-60 helicopter kits (fit is kit-dependent)
• Manufacturer: Metallic Details
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: 3D-printed parts
• SKU: MDR3267

This item is part of Metallic Details and belongs to Aftermarket and Propellers Sets & Rotors. For matching projects, browse 1/32 helicopter model kits and all Helicopter Model Kits.

FAQ

Will this tail rotor fit any 1/32 UH-60-family kit?

The set is intended for MH-60/UH-60/HH-60 projects in 1/32, but mounting points can differ by tooling. Dry-fit the hub to the kit shaft/gearbox area before final installation.

How do I keep blade pitch consistent during assembly?

Use one blade position as a reference and align the rest to match. A flat-card jig placed under the blade tips helps keep all blades at the same angle while the joint sets.

Should I prime 3D-printed parts before painting?

Priming is recommended to help paint adhesion and to keep fine edges clean after color coats.