Precision model kit Arado Ar 240: Detailed replica of a historical aircraft
Discover the fascinating Arado Ar 240 model kit, a masterpiece for advanced model makers. This exquisitely designed 1:72 scale kit brings the history and technology of the historic destroyer and fast bomber right into your hands. With a 70 piece count, this kit offers an enjoyable challenge and an impressive result. The kit has a length of 186mm, a height of 54mm and a wingspan of 230mm, making it a remarkable model in any collection.
Scope of delivery:
70 highly detailed components
Detailed instructions for assembly
Decals for an authentic representation
Information about the historical background of the aircraft
The kit is ideal for advanced modelers (Level 4). It requires experience in gluing and painting and offers a challenging yet rewarding model building experience.
Special features:
Highly detailed replica of the Arado Ar 240
Realistic representation of surface structures and components
Authentic decals for a historically accurate representation
Background information:
The Arado Ar 240 was a pioneering destroyer and fast bomber from Arado Flugzeugwerke from the early 1940s. Without a competitive tender, it was commissioned directly by the Reich Aviation Ministry and played an important role in aviation history. This model pays homage to the innovation and technical progress of the time and offers model makers the opportunity to bring a piece of history to life.
Scale 1:72
No. of parts 70
Skill Level 4
Model replica of the A-26B Invader, a USAAF light combat bomber used in the Second World War. It was heavily armed and proved to be very robust during missions.
- Detailed interior fittings
- 3 crew figures
- Rotatable machine gun turrets
- Bomb bay containing 8 bombs
- Rotating propeller
- Detailed under-carriage
- Machine gun pod and rockets
Authentic representation of the following versions:
- Douglas A-26B Invader, 552 BS, 386 BG, 9AF, Beaumont-sur-Oise, France, April 1945
- Douglas A-26B Invader, 668 BS, 416 BG, 9AF, Melun, France, January 1945
Colours Required
Main 8 9 15 35 46 65 85 91 99 371
