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The HS-123 attack biplane was built for the renascent German air force during the 30s following a revision of the strict limitations placed on the German armed forces by the victors of the First World War. A typical biplane of that epoch, the HS-123 combined good manoeuvrability with a simple, tough airframe. It was first used during the Spanish Civil war to support frontline troops; in the Second World War it was used to support infantry on the eastern front until, quite simply, there were no more left. Per saperne di più

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Messerschmitt Me 262 B - 1a / U1. Deriving from the Messerschmitt Me 262 A, the B-1a/U1 version was developed to produce a night time reaction bomber intended to check the numerous allied bomber air raids over the skies of Germany in the last phase of World War II. Equipped with the characteristic Neptun system antenna masts on its nose, it was characterised with a two-man fuselage which housed the pilot and the radar operator. Like the one-man Me 262 A version, it was powered by two Junker Jumo 004-B jet propulsion engines that brought it to a record speed, for the 1940’s, of 870 Km/h at a 6,000 metre altitude, making it about 150 Km/h faster than any other allied piston engine bomber. Heavily armed with 4 MK 108 30mm cannons, it arrived at operation units too late and with only a few models, but it quickly obtained a good number of victories over the allied airplanes. Per saperne di più

Features: - Authentic Sea King HC.4 w/detailed winch newly produced - Newly designed rotor w/astonishing detail - Newly designed 7.62mm machine gun w/photo-etched parts - Cabin seats newly produced - Slightly curved rotor blades specially produced for Sea King HC.4 - 5-blade tail rotor realistically produced - 5 rotor blades can be extended or folded for easy stowage - Ladder can be folded up/down - One-piece fuselage reproduced w/intricate details - Cabin doors can be assembled open/closed - Realistic steps included - Strengthened landing gear realistically protrayed - Realistic pilots' seats included - Windshield wipers molded on cockpit - Cockpit glazing made from clear parts - Details and fittings molded on belly of Sea King HC.4 fuselage This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Falklands War that took place in 1982, and Cyber-Hobby is commemorating the historic event with a brand new 1/72 scale kit. The subject is a delightful model of the Westland WS-61 Sea King HC.4, the troop-carrying variant as used by the Royal Navy. The British Sea King is a license-produced version of the Sikorsky S-61, and the long-lived design still remains in UK service. The first of an eventual production run of 89 HC.4s were delivered in 1979, just a few years before the conflict with Argentina broke out. The Sea King HC.4 was a workhorse during the Falklands conflict, transporting troops, conducting replenishments and inserting special forces. The craft can carry up to 2.5-tonne underslung loads such as a Land Rover or L118 105mm howitzer. This Cyber-Hobby helicopter is a brand new tooling in 1/72 scale. The plastic model is well designed and cleverly engineered to induce maximum modeling enjoyment. The fuselage is correctly proportioned and is furnished with a full level of detail both inside and outside. The cabin doors can be displayed open if wished, allowing an even more tantalizing view of the helicopter’s interior. The foldable rotor blades are made to true scale thickness too. With appropriate decal markings from Cartograf, this Sea King HC.4 is ready to fly into action straight from the box! Per saperne di più

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