04972 Junkers Ju88 A-1 "Battle of Britain" (1:72 Scale) Model Kit
The Ju88 was the most versatile German fighter aircraft in World War II. Series production began with the Ju 88A-1 in 1939. From the beginning of August 1940, attacks on the British mainland increased. On August 15th, British tactics changed and the Luftwaffe's successes diminished until the tide finally turned on September 15th.
- detailed cockpit
- Detailed pilot seat
- Distinctive instrument panel
- Separate ailerons and flaps
- Rotating propellers
- Detailed chassis
- Detailed MG
Authentic representation of the following versions:
- Junkers Ju88 A-1, 4D+CH, 1./KG 30 "Adler", Aalberg-West, July 1940
- Junkers Ju88 A-1, 9K+AL, 3./KG 51 "Edelweiss", Paris-Orly, July 1940
Scope of delivery:
- Plastic model kit (not assembled)
- Illustrated, multilingual building instructions
- Decals
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04972 Junkers Ju88 A-1 "Battle of Britain" (1:72 Scale) Model Kit
The Ju88 was the most versatile German fighter aircraft in World War II. Series production began with the Ju 88A-1 in 1939. From the beginning of August 1940, attacks on the British mainland increased. On August 15th, British tactics changed and the Luftwaffe's successes diminished until the tide finally turned on September 15th.
- detailed cockpit
- Detailed pilot seat
- Distinctive instrument panel
- Separate ailerons and flaps
- Rotating propellers
- Detailed chassis
- Detailed MG
Authentic representation of the following versions:
- Junkers Ju88 A-1, 4D+CH, 1./KG 30 "Adler", Aalberg-West, July 1940
- Junkers Ju88 A-1, 9K+AL, 3./KG 51 "Edelweiss", Paris-Orly, July 1940
Scope of delivery:
- Plastic model kit (not assembled)
- Illustrated, multilingual building instructions
- Decals
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The Ju88 was the most versatile German fighter aircraft in World War II. Series production began with the Ju 88A-1 in 1939. From the beginning of August 1940, attacks on the British mainland increased. On August 15th, British tactics changed and the Luftwaffe's successes diminished until the tide finally turned on September 15th.
- detailed cockpit
- Detailed pilot seat
- Distinctive instrument panel
- Separate ailerons and flaps
- Rotating propellers
- Detailed chassis
- Detailed MG
Authentic representation of the following versions:
- Junkers Ju88 A-1, 4D+CH, 1./KG 30 "Adler", Aalberg-West, July 1940
- Junkers Ju88 A-1, 9K+AL, 3./KG 51 "Edelweiss", Paris-Orly, July 1940
Scope of delivery:
- Plastic model kit (not assembled)
- Illustrated, multilingual building instructions
- Decals
