1:100
scale
10
Altersempfehlung
56
Einzelteile
AH-64A Apach
Art. Nr. 049859090
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Selected colors
1:100
scale
10
Altersempfehlung
56
Einzelteile
AH-64A Apache on a scale of 1: 100
The AH-64A Apache on a scale of 1: 100 is an impressive and detailed model kit of the modern combat helicopter in its first series version. With a total of 56 parts, this kit model construction from the age of 10 offers uncomplicated fun of plastic model construction, thanks to the level 3 difficulty. With a length of 146 mm and a rotor diameter of 144 mm, the Apache is shown in a handy size, which is ideal for a collection or as an eye-catcher on the shelf.
Scope of delivery:
- Kit AH-64A Apache
- Detailed building instructions
- T dechination images for the AH-64A, 3/227th Aviation Regiment, US Army, Hanau Army Airfield, Germany, 1988
Special features:
- Movable main rotor: Gives the model dynamic representations.
- Laser and sensor system: Reproduced in detail.
- Bord cannon on the front hull: Underlines Apache's willingness to fight.
- Authentic decocative pictures: Representation of the apache of the 3/227th Aviation Regiment possible.
This kit is ideal for model construction ores from 10 years and is part of the level of difficulty level 3. This means that it is kits for uncomplicated fun in plastic model construction. A simple handling when gluing and painting is given. Thus, the AH-64A Apache is suitable for beginners who have already gained initial experience in model building, as well as for advanced users who are looking for a new challenge. After completion, the Apache can be used as part of a collection, for decoration or simply to admire.
Background information:
The AH-64A Apache is a modern combat helicopter, which is primarily known for its high maneuverability and punch. Originally developed for the US Army, he has proven itself in numerous missions worldwide since the 1980s. The declaratory image included in the scope of delivery represents the Apache of 3/227th Aviation Regiment, which was stationed in Hanau in 1988. This helicopter not only tells a story of modern aviation, but also a piece of military history. Ideal for all fans, enthusiastic and supporters of the model building and aviation history!
Responsible person:
Carrera Revell Europe GmbH
Henschelstrasse 20-30
32257 frets
Germany
E-mail: info.de@carrera-revell.com
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