| Date of Review |
March 2007 |
| Manufacturer |
Cutting Edge |
| Subject |
Triple Ejector Rack (TER) - Vietnam Era |
| Scale |
1/32 |
| Kit Number |
CEC32181 |
| Media |
Resin |
| Pros |
Two detailed models of the Vietnam era
USAF and USN TER |
| Cons |
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| Skill Level |
Intermediate |
| MSRP (USD) |
$22.99 |
If you remember the Multiple Ejector Rack (MER) that Cutting Edge
produced (CEC32089), you'll recall just how detailed that set really
was. This was used to carry up to six bombs on Vietnam-era fighters
and Cutting Edge's MER is so detailed that you really don't want
to suspend any bombs on it.
Well they're back again with the TER. A TER carries up to three
bombs side-by side where a MER is really two TERS back-to-back.
Like their earlier MER set, this new set is equally detailed and
will look awesome without weapons loaded.
Cutting Edge provided
only one MER in its set as many fighters like the F-105 carried
only one MER on the centerline station, you'd need two for the
A-7 and up to four for the A-6.
In this set, Cutting Edge provides two complete TERs as it is
rare to see a single TER on an aircraft. These were common on the
inboard stations of the F-4 though they were used quite often on
other USAF and USN fighter and attack aircraft. The OA-10A Thunderbolt
II FAC uses the MER to suspend a rocket under a wing station to
provide additional vertical clearance between the airframe and
the departing rockets.
If you'd like to add additional detail to your next 1/32 Vietnam
era warrior, replace those single-piece TERs with these models
of their own right and you'll capture the eye of the viewer.
Definitely recommended!
My sincere thanks to Meteor
Productions for this review sample!
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