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Scale model 1/48 American drone with aerial target ICM 48399
Scale model 1/48 American drone with aerial target ICM 48399
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Article:
ICM48399
Product weight, g:
400
Time:
Друга світова війна
Коробка, высота, см:
25
Коробка, толщина, см:
4
Box, width, cm:
18
Scale:
1/48
Manufacturer:
Difficulty level:
середній
Scale model 1/48 American drone with aerial target ICM 48399 with delivery throughout Ukraine and to stores in Kyiv and Odessa.
Glue and paints are not included
The kit includes:
sprues with parts,
decal,
painting scheme,
step-by-step instructions.
In 1948, the USAF (United States Air Force) signed a contract with the Ryan company to create a jet drone, which should be a target for training. The prototype drone called the XQ-2 first flew in 1951. After testing, it entered service with the USAF under the name Q-2A (it was also called the Firebee). The Navy operated a slightly modified version with the designation KDA-1. In the late 1950s, the USAF awarded Ryan a new contract for a much improved "second generation" Firebee, the Model 124, originally designated the Q-2C. It entered production in 1960, and three years later the designation was changed to the BQM-34A.
Glue and paints are not included
The kit includes:
sprues with parts,
decal,
painting scheme,
step-by-step instructions.
In 1948, the USAF (United States Air Force) signed a contract with the Ryan company to create a jet drone, which should be a target for training. The prototype drone called the XQ-2 first flew in 1951. After testing, it entered service with the USAF under the name Q-2A (it was also called the Firebee). The Navy operated a slightly modified version with the designation KDA-1. In the late 1950s, the USAF awarded Ryan a new contract for a much improved "second generation" Firebee, the Model 124, originally designated the Q-2C. It entered production in 1960, and three years later the designation was changed to the BQM-34A.
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Scale model 1/48 American drone with aerial target ICM 48399 with delivery throughout Ukraine and to stores in Kyiv and Odessa.
Glue and paints are not included
The kit includes:
sprues with parts,
decal,
painting scheme,
step-by-step instructions.
In 1948, the USAF (United States Air Force) signed a contract with the Ryan company to create a jet drone, which should be a target for training. The prototype drone called the XQ-2 first flew in 1951. After testing, it entered service with the USAF under the name Q-2A (it was also called the Firebee). The Navy operated a slightly modified version with the designation KDA-1. In the late 1950s, the USAF awarded Ryan a new contract for a much improved "second generation" Firebee, the Model 124, originally designated the Q-2C. It entered production in 1960, and three years later the designation was changed to the BQM-34A.
Glue and paints are not included
The kit includes:
sprues with parts,
decal,
painting scheme,
step-by-step instructions.
In 1948, the USAF (United States Air Force) signed a contract with the Ryan company to create a jet drone, which should be a target for training. The prototype drone called the XQ-2 first flew in 1951. After testing, it entered service with the USAF under the name Q-2A (it was also called the Firebee). The Navy operated a slightly modified version with the designation KDA-1. In the late 1950s, the USAF awarded Ryan a new contract for a much improved "second generation" Firebee, the Model 124, originally designated the Q-2C. It entered production in 1960, and three years later the designation was changed to the BQM-34A.
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