Douglas C-133 Cargomaster (Plastic model) - HobbySearch Military Model Store

This item is limited to 3 per household.

- Since the US military has recognized the importance of strategic transport aircraft from early on, we have developed transport machines such as glove master.
- In the 1950 's, I requested Douglas for a larger transportation aircraft.
- High wing · Low floor · Lamp complete with development as 4 turbo prop, so in 1954 mass-produced aircraft first flight without prototype.
- It was deployed as a unit from 1957 and was primarily operated as the largest transport aircraft at the time, mainly to transport military goods to Western Europe under the Cold War.
- To prevent pressure on the hangar, the main leg was also considered for large cargo transportation such as being housed in the part protruding to the outside.
- Because the rear door was a vehicle lamp, it was possible to install all the vehicles owned by the US military at that time.
- It was also used to transport rocket parts to NASA's Cape Canaveral.
- It was fatigue of the aircraft, and in 1971 all the machines were retired.

- It is a large-sized transport machine that can also be a full-length kit 33 cm wide and 38 cm wide.
- Strategic transport machine with a unique style was reproduced at 1/144.
- New release with full new money type.

Item Size/Weight : 40.5 x 27 x 6.7 cm / 454g