The UH-1 Iroquois helicopter, best known for its use in the Vietnam War, was first used by the US military in 1959.
Production of the last Huey helicopters ended in 1976 after a total of 16,000 units were built.
The UH-1H was an improved version of the UH-1D and featured the same 1,400 hp T53-L-13 engine as the UH-1C.
Germany was one country that used the UH-1H extensively.
A total of 352 UH-1 helicopters were built under license by Dornier in West Germany for the Air Force and Army.
Plastic model kit
- Resin rescue winch
- Photo-etched parts for the antenna
- Bonus: German Army Paratroopers
- Pre-painted photo-etched parts for the cabin interior
- Cab doors can be built open or closed
- Detailed clear parts for the windshield and doors
- Cartograf decals offer various options
Includes the following German Army marking variants:
- Army Aviation, Bückeburg 2006, in three-color camouflage
- Army Aviation, Cologne/Bonn 1978, in NATO olive drab
- Air Force, SAR, Memmingen/Allgäu 2007, in three-color camouflage
Scale 1:35
unbuilt / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
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