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The Heinkel He 46 was a German monoplane from the World War II era, developed in 1931 for close-range reconnaissance and to provide support for army units.
Although it saw only brief service with Luftwaffe frontline units at the beginning of World War II, the He 46 remained in use until 1943 as a night-time nuisance bomber; it was also operated by the Hungarian Air Force.
The export version of the He 46C-1 intended for Bulgaria—designated the 46eBu—was powered by a 735 hp Siddeley Panther engine, featured a NACA engine cowling, and was armed with a single MG 17 machine gun. Eighteen units were manufactured, but they were never delivered to Bulgaria; instead, the Luftwaffe utilized them for training purposes.
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Although it saw only brief service with Luftwaffe frontline units at the beginning of World War II, the He 46 remained in use until 1943 as a night-time nuisance bomber; it was also operated by the Hungarian Air Force.
The export version of the He 46C-1 intended for Bulgaria—designated the 46eBu—was powered by a 735 hp Siddeley Panther engine, featured a NACA engine cowling, and was armed with a single MG 17 machine gun. Eighteen units were manufactured, but they were never delivered to Bulgaria; instead, the Luftwaffe utilized them for training purposes.
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- Heinkel 46eBu, 50+F23, 3.(H)-115, Göppingen 1937
- Heinkel 46eBu, PW+NY, FFS A/B 24, Přerov, summer 1941
- Heinkel 46eBu, CD+AD, Aufklärungsgruppe 31, Poland, September 1939
- Heinkel 46eBu, D-IAGU, Nuremberg Rally, Nuremberg 1937
unbuilt / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
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