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Description

This is an injection-plastic aircraft model kit.

The super-large cargo glider Me321, developed in 1941, required three Bf110s to tow its huge body, but it was dangerous and the cruising power was low, so Heinkel proposed connecting two He111s together instead. The He111s were connected with a specially made central wing and completed as a five-engine aircraft with three of the engines on the central wing. It had good maneuverability and sufficient traction. An additional takeoff auxiliary rocket can be equipped and used for takeoff on rough terrain. It proved capable of towing not only the Me321, but also the Go242 glider.

This model kit from Roden includes a large drop tank and an auxiliary takeoff rocket. Two types of decals are included: a winter camouflage version, and a normal green camouflage version. Order yours today!

• [Includes]: Decals for 2 versions