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Description

This is an injection-plastic aircraft model kit.

The He112 was designed to the same German specification that led to the Bf109. In fact, the two were rivals for the contract to be the Luftwaffe's next fighter. In the event, the 109 prototypes beat the 112 prototypes, but Heinkel continued to develop the 112. The resulting He112B was easily on par with the early 109s, however except for a few aircraft impressed into service in the late-30s the type saw little German service. Instead, it was exported to neighboring countries where it was snatched up as the various air forces tried to get better equipment with which to replace their old biplanes. This kit features fine recessed panel lines and a high level of detail for such a small kit. Two styles of cowl side panels are included, pay attention to the build instructions for the variant you wish to build. Decals are for 4 aircraft: He112B "Yo-101" test flown by Japan in 1938; "S12" as tested by the Czechs in 1939; "MP112" as tested by the British in 1942; and "V.303" of the Hungarian Air Force in April, 1941. While RS Models are "short-run" kits, it is honestly hard to believe that looking at the parts. RS Models kits are easily on par with the major makers, and the added detail provided by the photoetched pieces will make them really stand out, even to the "flashlight brigade". Instructions are of the exploded-view pictorial type, with notes in Czech and English.