Tiny Tim Rocket with trailer Scale 1:72 Metallic Details MDR7228

Metallic Details MDR7228 is a mixed-media detail set in 1/72 to build a Tiny Tim rocket and a transport trailer. The trailer gives you a ready-made “handled and moved” look for a display base, instead of mounting the rocket as a standalone item.

The set includes 16 resin parts and 8 photo-etched parts to build 1 rocket and 1 trailer. This is an accessory set intended for diorama use; the main model kit (if any) is not included.

Tiny Tim is a large air-to-surface rocket design from the mid-20th century. In a small scale scene, the overall proportions and clean alignment between rocket and trailer are what make the piece read correctly at a glance.

For modelers: assemble the trailer frame first and check it sits flat before adding the rocket supports. Dry-fit the rocket in the cradles to confirm straightness, then add the smallest photo-etched details last to avoid bending during handling. Prime resin and photo-etch separately, then paint in subassemblies and combine at the end.

• Subject: Tiny Tim rocket with transport trailer
• Variant / Family: ground transport configuration
• Scale: 1/72 (also written as 1:72)
• Product type: Detail Set
• Type of equipment: Diorama
• Recommended kit: Universal (for 1/72 diorama projects)
• Manufacturer: Metallic Details
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Photo-etched metal, resin parts
• SKU: MDR7228

This item is part of Metallic Details and belongs to Aftermarket and Diorama. For related accessories, see Arms and Weapons and Stands for models, plus Figures 1/72 and Armor.

FAQ

What is included in the set?

The set contains 16 resin parts and 8 photo-etched parts to build one Tiny Tim rocket and one trailer.

Do I need special preparation for resin and photo-etch parts?

Wash resin parts before priming, and lightly degrease photo-etch. Priming both materials helps keep paint adhesion consistent across the finished assembly.

Can this be used without an aircraft model?

Yes. The rocket and trailer can be used as a standalone diorama accessory, for example as a storage or handling element in a small-scale scene.