Bell OH-13 Sioux
✈️ Overview
A 1/72 scale diecast helicopter model of a Bell OH-13 Sioux.
The Bell H-13 is a light, single-engine helicopter, developed from the Bell 47 and first flown in 1946. Known for its bubble canopy and skid landing gear, it played a key role during the Korean War for observation, MEDEVAC, and reconnaissance.
Includes a display stand.
This model has a fuselage length of 14cm (5.5") and a rotor span of 15cm (5.9").
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Bell OH-13 Sioux Diecast Helicopter Model
Bring a piece of rotary-wing history to your shelf with this 1/72 scale diecast helicopter. Featuring the iconic bubble canopy and distinct exposed tail boom design, this model helicopter faithfully captures the look of the legendary "MASH" chopper in a durable, display-friendly format.
Model Dimensions & Specifications:
- Scale: 1/72
- Fuselage Length: 14cm (5.5 inches)
- Rotor Width: 15cm (5.9 inches)
- Materials: Diecast Metal & ABS
- Display: Includes a free display stand
- Assembly: This is a ready to display model; rotors need to be attached by hand.
The Bell H-13, derived from the commercial Bell 47, first took flight in 1946 and quickly became a military aviation icon. Distinguished by its high visibility cockpit and skid landing gear, the Sioux earned its reputation during the Korean War. It played a critical role in pioneering MEDEVAC missions by carrying wounded soldiers on external litters, while also serving as a reliable platform for observation and reconnaissance.
Whether you are building a personal hangar or looking for a unique aviation gift, this scale model is ready for immediate departure. Add this classic warbird to your collection today.