Eduard 672172 British 250lb Depth Charges 1/72 – British Depth Bombs, 1:72 Scale

The Eduard 672172 resin model represents authentic British 250-pound depth charges in 1:72 scale. The set has been developed with exceptional attention to capturing the smallest details, based on historical documentation and the actual use by British armed forces. This product is dedicated to all modelers seeking high-quality, realistic accessories for dioramas or WWII-era British aviation projects.

Brief Historical Overview

The 250lb depth charges were a key weapon used by the Allies in their fight against German submarines during World War II. They were routinely dropped by aircraft from the Royal Air Force Coastal Command, including Lockheed Hudsons, Sunderlands, and Lancasters operating over the Atlantic and North Sea. These depth charges effectively countered the threat of U-boats, providing invaluable support for convoys and maritime patrols between 1939 and 1945.

• Set scale: 1/72
• Country of use: United Kingdom (RAF, Fleet Air Arm)
• Historical period: World War II (1939-1945)
• Material: high-quality resin, ensuring crisp details
• Set contents: 4 precisely cast depth charges, decals, and assembly instructions
• Product category: resin model, accessories for aircraft models and dioramas

Product Details and Application

Each depth charge features faithfully recreated mounting bands, pressure rings, and safety pin details, modeled after museum sources. The parts are compatible with most British bomber and flying boat models in 1:72 scale, enhancing the final effect and highlighting presentation realism.

Why Choose Eduard 672172?

This set is recommended for advanced and intermediate modelers passionate about World War II and British aviation—especially for those who value high-quality detail and want to enrich their projects with a realistic, rarely available accessory. The Eduard resin model has a build difficulty of 3/5 – requiring basic resin handling and painting skills, making it a great choice for anyone wishing to improve their modeling craftsmanship.