1/32 MPM Mines

Premium 1/32 Scale Aircraft-Delivered Mines

Equip your scale model strike aircraft with authentic air-delivered mines from MPM Hobbies. Our 1/32 scale mine collection features precision replicas of naval mines and land mines used for area denial, harbor blockade, and interdiction operations from Vietnam through modern conflicts.

This expertly curated selection includes the versatile Mk-65 Quick Strike naval mine, a modern air-delivered bottom mine converted from the Mk-82 bomb for anti-ship operations, and the MLU-10/B 750-lb land mine, used extensively during the Vietnam War for area denial and interdiction missions. Each model is manufactured to exacting standards with crisp molding, accurate dimensions, and authentic surface details including fins, fuzing systems, and suspension hardware.

Why Choose MPM Hobbies Aircraft Mines?

  • Historically accurate 1/32 scale dimensions and configurations
  • Essential ordnance for mine-laying and interdiction missions
  • Includes naval mines and land mines
  • Multi-piece sets for maximum value and versatility
  • Compatible with popular 1/32 aircraft kits
  • Perfect for A-6 Intruder, F/A-18, and multi-role strike aircraft

Whether you're building an A-6 Intruder loaded with Mk-65 Quick Strike mines for a harbor blockade mission, an F-4 Phantom carrying MLU-10/B land mines over the Ho Chi Minh Trail, or a modern F/A-18 Super Hornet configured for mine-laying operations, our collection provides the authentic ordnance that completes your aircraft's specialized loadout. Browse naval mines and land mines for historically accurate strike aircraft builds.

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1/32 MPM Mines

Complete Your Strike Aircraft's Specialized Loadout

MPM Hobbies' 1/32 scale aircraft mine collection represents specialized ordnance used for area denial, harbor blockade, and interdiction operations with museum-quality accuracy. From the modern Mk-65 Quick Strike naval mine to the Vietnam-era MLU-10/B 750-lb land mine, each replica is engineered to deliver exceptional detail and historical accuracy for your aircraft builds.

Historical Coverage & Applications

Our mine collection spans multiple eras of aerial mine warfare. The MLU-10/B land mine was extensively used during the Vietnam War by F-4 Phantom II and A-1 Skyraider aircraft for interdiction missions along the Ho Chi Minh Trail and other supply routes, creating area denial zones that disrupted enemy logistics. The Mk-65 Quick Strike represents modern mine warfare technology—a conversion kit that transforms standard Mk-82 bombs into sophisticated bottom mines for anti-ship operations, harbor blockade, and chokepoint denial. These mines are carried by modern strike aircraft including the A-6 Intruder, F/A-18 Hornet, and multi-role fighters. Compatible with popular 1/32 scale jet aircraft kits from all manufacturers.

Modeling Tips & Techniques

For best results, carefully clean all parts and test-fit suspension lugs to your aircraft's bomb racks before assembly. These mines feature fine surface details that respond beautifully to panel line washes and subtle weathering. The Mk-65 Quick Strike retains the basic Mk-82 bomb body with distinctive mine conversion kit components including tail fins and fuzing systems. The MLU-10/B features characteristic stabilizing fins and nose fuzing. Mines were typically finished in overall olive drab or gray with distinctive colored bands indicating fuze settings and mine type. Reference photos are invaluable for accurate color schemes and suspension hardware configuration specific to your aircraft type and mission era.

Expand Your Arsenal

Pair these aircraft mines with our complete range of 1/32 scale bombs and ordnance to create fully mission-capable aircraft displays. Browse our entire weapons collection for additional specialized munitions, rockets, and external stores. Visit MPM Hobbies on Scalemates to explore our full catalog and connect with the global scale modeling community.