Vietnam era weapons - available kits

[nickc]

Now that the Hasegawa weapons kits seem harder and harder to get hold of (or my google-foo is weak), where's everyone getting things like zuni rocket pods LAU 10 mk82 from? Is it just a case of spending £7-8.00 on individual resin bits and pieces from the likes of Resikits and Eduard-Brassin? I mean there's nothing wrong with them per-se, they're often really nice, but If you're doing something like an A-1 you can spend as much on weapons haul-out as the kit itself! I'm trying to convince my wife that modelling is a cheap hobby...help a man out here. 

 

 

[alt-92]

You can make it as cheap or as expensive as you want.

 

FineMolds do weps sets in 1/72 for their 60/70s Phantoms. 
The Hase sets tend to pop up every now and then at HLJ and the like.

Here's a decent collection:

https://www.aviationmegastore.com/en/cat/aircraft-weaponry-233.html

 

[Airbusboy]

Strangely enough, the Hasegawa weapons sets are still openly available on Amazon.co.uk, all be it shipped from the US. I've recently purchased Sets 1 and 3, both of which were just shy of £15 each with free P&P. Only downside is a 2-3 delivery to here in the UK.

Edited March 4 by Airbusboy

[Beard]

The Hasegawa weapon sets often pop up on eBay for decent prices.

[nickc]

Ah, perfect, that fine molds set on aviation megastore is just what I was after, cheers all.