Description

Introduced in small numbers in the spring of 1945 as a high altitude escort fighter, the Ta 152 H proved to be the most powerful piston engine fighter in the Luftwaffe. The production fighter aircraft with pressurized cockpit could achieve a maximum speed of 730 km/h (453 mph).

Focke Wulf Ta 152 H - Scale: 1:72

Discover the charm of the legendary high-altitude fighter Ta 152 H with this detailed 1:72 scale model kit. Consisting of 39 precise parts, this kit offers a fascinating modeling experience. With a length of 148 mm and a wingspan of 202 mm, this model reproduces the historical fighter aircraft in impressive detail. Recommended for fans and enthusiasts ages 10 and up, this kit is a must-have for anyone who appreciates aviation history.

Scope of delivery:

• Kit with 39 parts
• Detailed construction instructions
• Decal for authentic representation
• Textured surfaces
• Pilot figure
• Landing gear, either retracted or extended
• Movable propeller
• Authentic representation of the version: Ta 152 H-1, W.Nr. 150168, 'green 9', staff JG301, Germany, April 1945

Special features:

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Textured surfaces : Experience the fine details and textures that bring this model to life. - Pilot figure : An added bonus for realistic depictions. - Movable propeller and adjustable landing gear : Adjust the model to represent different flying and parking positions.

This kit is rated Level 3, meaning it is ideal for model building fans aged ten and over who are looking for the straightforward fun of plastic model building. Simple gluing and painting are the focus here. A great entry-level model for younger fans and a delight for advanced collectors.

Background information:

The Ta 152 H was a high-altitude escort fighter that was used in limited numbers from the spring of 1945 and proved to be the German Air Force's most powerful piston-engined fighter aircraft. With an impressive top speed of 730 km/h and a pressurized cabin, this aircraft was far ahead of its time. With this kit you can have a piece of this fascinating history in your home and admire the technical achievements of that time.