Horten Ho 229 1:32 #5757The Horten Ho 229 was one of the most extraordinary aircraft from World War II. Designed in the scale of 1: 32, the set matches the size of other aircraft issued in the World War II Historical Collection. The flying wing has a span of 52. 5cm and consists of 1,080 elements. Especially for this set we have designed new blocks that perfectly imitate the characteristic nose of the plane along with the pilot's cabin and engine air intakes. The model has

which for the first time exceeded one million units produced in the mid-range segment

where it contributed to the final defeat of the Third Reich

Blocks with prints do not smear and do not fade while playing or under the influence of temperature

access to the block-shaped engine

with the only exception being the US Army

520 was designed and built in 1938 at the Société nationale des constructions aéronautiques du Midi

Under the opening service flap you’ll find two brick-built engines

Initially the car was intended for the transport of staff officers

1 pilot figure with two different heads

HMS Hood has been prepared in a scale of 1:300 and faithfully reflects the details of its historical prototype

An interesting fact is that the US Navy uses a special version of this aircraft (T-45) for training purposes from the decks of aircraft carriers

The A7V is the first German tank from the Great War period