Sikorsky MH-60, UH-60, HH-60 Tail rotor Scale 1:35 Metallic Details MDR3530

Metallic Details MDR3530 3D Printed Set upgrades the tail rotor for Sikorsky MH-60, UH-60, and HH-60 helicopter builds in 1/35. The unique focus is rear-end crispness: on many helicopter kits the tail rotor hub and blade roots are simplified, but in 1/35 the tail assembly is large enough that hub geometry and blade pitch become a clear focal point.

This set includes a detailed tail rotor hub and blades and is listed as a universal upgrade for 1/35 H-60 family builds (fit is kit-dependent). It can be used for parked models, in-flight displays, or dioramas where the tail boom area is visible from the side.

For modelers: dry-fit the hub to your kit’s tail gearbox and confirm the rotor sits square to the fin. Check blade pitch and direction before glue—small angle differences are noticeable at this size. Paint the hub and blades separately, then assemble late to protect thin blade edges. If you plan light weathering, keep it restrained on blade leading edges so the sharp printed profile remains readable.

• Subject: Sikorsky MH-60 / UH-60 / HH-60 tail rotor with detailed hub and blades
• Variant / Family: H-60 family tail rotor (kit-dependent)
• Scale: 1/35 (also written as 1:35)
• Product type: 3D Printed Set
• Type of equipment: Helicopter
• Recommended kit: Universal
• Manufacturer: Metallic Details
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: 3D-printed resin
• SKU: MDR3530

This item is part of Metallic Details and belongs to Aftermarket and Propeller sets and Rotors. For matching projects, browse 1/35 helicopter model kits and all Helicopter Model Kits.

FAQ

Does the set include both hub and blades?

Yes. The product description specifies a tail rotor set that includes a detailed tail rotor hub and blades.

Will it fit any 1/35 H-60 kit?

It is listed as a universal upgrade, but tail gearbox and mounting details vary. Test-fit the hub connection and check alignment before final assembly.

How can I keep blade pitch consistent?

Assemble on a flat reference surface and check the angles from front and side views before the adhesive cures. Painting blades separately and attaching them last also reduces handling damage.