1/72 ww. II German Air Force Messerschmidt Me1101 [DR5013]

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Product Description ■ Recreating the image of the aircraft that opened the era of backward wings at 1/72
About the actual aircraft
The fighter aircraft that the German army, which commercialized the jet aircraft in World War II for the first time in the world, ordered Messerschmidt to develop it is the Me1101.
The development started in July 1944 at the end of World War II. It was planned as a single-seat single-engine jet aircraft, and one prototype aircraft was being developed by the end of World War II, but the end of World War II ended without being completed or flying.
After the end of World War II, the prototype aircraft and its documentation were taken over by the US military. After the war ended, the design of the prototype aircraft and its documentation were taken over by the US military, and it had a great influence on aircraft design in the US and the world.
The engine was equipped with a Yumo 004B turbojet engine, and its structure was designed to be able to be adjusted on the ground without being able to be changed during flight.
About the model
The model is a 1/72 scale plastic model assembly kit reproducing the planning machine Messerschmidt Me1101 with a maximum speed of 980km/h.
About the model
The model is a 1/72 scale plastic model assembly kit reproducing the planning machine Messerschmidt Me 004.
On the assumption that it was completed and deployed as planned.
The model is a realistic 1/72 scale plastic model assembly kit reproducing the planning machine Bell Me1101.
About the model
The model is a 1/72 scale plastic model assembly kit reproducing the planning machine Bell Me 004.
On the assumption that it was completed and deployed as planned.
In addition, since the engine panel is a separate part, the instrument panel, side console and pilot seat are modeled delicately. Etching parts are prepared for the instrument panel and side console, giving a realistic finish.
In addition, since the engine panel is a separate part, I look forward to assembling it with the details of the engine being enhanced by the addition of etching parts to the lower part of the fuselage.
In addition, since the engine panel is a separate part, I am also looking forward to assembling it with the details of the engine being enhanced by the addition of etching parts to the lower part of the fuselage.
In addition, the X-4 air-to-air rocket and drop tank mounted under the wing are modeled.
In addition, the X-4 air-to-air rocket mounted under the wing is modeled.
In addition, the X-4 air-to 126