Aerobonus 480056 US NAVY Triple ejector rack TER-7 (A/A37B-5) (1/48)

Aerobonus 480056 US NAVY Triple Ejector Rack TER-7 (A/A37B-5) in 1/48 scale is a highly detailed model kit designed for advanced aircraft modelers and military enthusiasts. This product from the renowned manufacturer Aerobonus is a precisely crafted piece of armament for modern American military aircraft, making an excellent addition to any model from the Cold War era and contemporary times.

The Triple Ejector Rack, known as TER-7 (A/A37B-5), is a bomb rack allowing the simultaneous mounting of three bombs or other stores under a single weapon station. This system was widely used by the US Navy and United States Marine Corps from the mid-1960s to the present day. It was used on aircraft such as the A-4 Skyhawk, F-4 Phantom II, F/A-18 Hornet, and AV-8B Harrier II, greatly enhancing the offensive capabilities of both carrier- and land-based aviation. The TER-7 allowed for the efficient deployment of Mk.81, Mk.82 class bombs, or rocket pods during operations conducted, among others, during the Vietnam War, the Middle East conflicts, or later NATO missions.

• Scale: 1/48
• Country of use: United States (US Navy, USMC)
• Period of use: Cold War, after 1965, modern times
• Material: high-quality resin, ensuring excellent detail representation and durability
• Category: armament component – resin model intended for assembly with plastic aircraft kits
• Set contents: complete resin parts to build one TER-7 rack with assembly instructions

The Aerobonus 480056 set is the perfect choice for modelers seeking realism and wanting to enhance the authenticity of their dioramas and American jet fighter models. It fits both solo arrangements as well as upgrades to existing models such as the F-4, A-7, or F/A-18 in 1/48 scale.

The recommended assembly difficulty is level 3/5 – this product is suitable for intermediate to advanced aircraft modelers. Thanks to its top-class details and faithful reproduction of the TER-7, it will enrich any collection with professional realism.