Hasegawa D26 1534 1/72 Scale, AH-1S Cobra Chopper (J.G.S.D.F), Military Helicopter Plastic Model Kit (HG01534)

Contents

• Plastic parts
• Decal
• Construction guide

Features

• High Quality Plastic: Hasegawa uses plastics with clean and sharp parts details produced with quality injection molding technology.
• Detailed Part Design: Especially in aircraft, ship and automobile kits, there are highly detailed surface details, panel lines and in -cock components.
• Realism -oriented: Care is taken to model real -life tools and machines on one -to -one scale and in accordance with visual loyalty.
• Rich Dekal Options: Stickers that come with kits usually offer multiple variants; Options can be found by different fleets, races or periods.
• Japanese sensitivity and pattern: The perfect mold quality identified with Japanese engineering in Hasegawa products allows the parts to come together easily.
• Military and Civil Vehicle Diversity: Especially II. World War II planes have a wide range of modern war jets, ships, automobiles and science fiction themes.
• Accessory Compatible: Resin is designed with compatibility with additional products such as parts, photo-etch details or painting masks.
• Levels for Modelists: It often appeals to medium and advanced modelists; Detail level and assembly complexity is more intense than the starting level.
• Net and understandable construction guide: Instructions that come with the kits include step -by -step assembly schemes, usually described with drawings and facilitates the assembly process.
• Collection value: It is very valuable among collectors because it offers limited production kits and special prints from time to time.

AH-1 Cobra helicopter (Bell 209) is an attack helicopter in a classic order that uses many components of his "elder brother" UH-1 Huey. The first flight of AH-1 prototype took place on September 7, 1965 and the helicopter entered mass production in the same year. During the Vietnam War, 1,126 of the G model were produced and 279 of them were lost in the conflict. Thanks to its extremely reliable, small side profile and good performance, the helicopter still serves today at US Marine Posts. AH-1 allowed the US Army to fully implement the air-moving infantry ("air cavalry") through fire support of the landing infantry troops. AH-1 Cobra is used first against an armored selon today. As of 1965, several versions of this successful helicopter have been produced: AH-1G (Basic Version), AH-1J (two-motor version), AH-1Q (equipped with Tow missiles). Technical data: maximum speed: 333 km/h; Maximum range (depending on the version): 507-574km, Armament: Fixed 1 Piece 20mm M197 Three-barreled ball, strap rockets, guided missiles, non-steel missiles and ball capsules.