[About the actual machine]
--The Bücker Bu181 Bestman is a one-shot trainer produced by the German Bücker aircraft manufacturer since 1940.
--The engine is equipped with an air-cooled 4-cylinder 105 horsepower engine manufactured by Hilt.
――In addition to adopting a steel pipe frame structure only for the fuselage cabin and a wooden outer structure, a wooden frame and upholstered structure were adopted for the rudder and ailerons.
--In addition to being used as a primary trainer by the German Air Force in World War II, it was also used around the world after the war.
--In addition, licensed production is also carried out for Zlin in Czechoslovakia and Heliopolis in Egypt.
--The aircraft produced by Heliopolis was equipped with Continental's C-145 engine and was active as a primary training aircraft for the Egyptian Air Force.
[About the model]
-Czech maker Stransky Kitz is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the German army training aircraft of World War II, Bücker Bu181 Bestman on 1/72 scale.
--This kit models a rubber horia licensed by Heliopolis of Egypt.
――The appearance of the aircraft is not only the shape, but also the texture of the wooden outer structure is fully expressed, and the cockpit is reproduced in detail with seats and instrument panels.
--The canopy is set with transparent parts, and the door can be assembled by choosing to open or close.
――The total length is about 100mm, and the wingspan is about 140mm.
――This set A total of 3 types are set, including aircraft used by the Egyptian Air Force and aircraft used by the Israeli Air Force.
[Major features]
--Reproduce Heliopolis Mk.II rubber horia on 1/72 scale
--Plastic model assembly kit
――The finished total length is about 100mm
――Three types of markings are set
--The cockpit is also realistically reproduced
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