MOC-198083 Boeing B-52D Stratofortress Southeast Asia Camouflage Building Blocks

Recreate a classic American strategic bomber with the MOC-198083 Boeing B-52D Stratofortress Southeast Asia Camouflage Building Blocks Set. Designed and authorized by DamoB, this 788-piece model presents the B-52D at approximately 1:110 scale in the distinctive Southeast Asia camouflage scheme used during the Vietnam War era.

The model captures the aircraft’s unmistakable long fuselage, swept wings, eight-engine configuration, tall tail, and heavy-bomber proportions. The green-and-brown upper camouflage combined with the dark underside gives the finished aircraft a distinctive military aviation appearance.

Additional details include a cockpit section and bomb-bay structure that add depth to the compact build. Made from ABS material, this model offers a manageable building experience and works well as a desktop display, aviation collection piece, or companion to other military aircraft models in a similar scale.

788-PIECE STRATEGIC BOMBER SET
Build a compact 1:110-scale recreation of the Boeing B-52D Stratofortress.

DESIGNED BY DAMOB
Designed and authorized by DamoB with a focus on recognizable aircraft proportions and historical military aviation details.

SOUTHEAST ASIA CAMOUFLAGE
Features the distinctive camouflage scheme associated with USAF B-52D operations during the Vietnam War era.

EIGHT-ENGINE CONFIGURATION
Recreates the B-52’s characteristic eight-engine layout mounted beneath its broad swept wings.

ICONIC SWEPT-WING SILHOUETTE
The long fuselage, high-mounted wings, and tall tail capture the recognizable profile of the Stratofortress.

1:110 SCALE DISPLAY MODEL
Its compact scale provides strong display value without requiring the space of a much larger bomber model.

Best For

Adult builders, B-52 enthusiasts, military aviation collectors, Vietnam War aircraft fans, strategic bomber enthusiasts, and compact aircraft model collectors.

From the Designer

DamoB created this model as a 1:110-scale interpretation of the B-52D Stratofortress in its Southeast Asia camouflage scheme. The design focuses on the configuration used by the U.S. Air Force Strategic Air Command from the late 1960s through the early 1980s, when the B-52D became strongly associated with long-range bombing operations in Southeast Asia.