The Bell UH-1 Iroquois, commonly known as the "Huey", is a multipurpose military helicopter, was developed from 1955 US Army trials with the Bell Model 204. The initial designation of HU-1 (helicopter utility) led to its nickname, Huey. It was first used by the military in 1959 and went into tri-service production in 1962 as the UH-1. The last were produced in 1976 with more than 16,000 made in total, of which about 7,000 saw use during the Vietnam War and famous for its use in the Vietnam War.
-fuselage moulded w/ authentic details
-Finely detailed cockpit
-Finely detailed rotors
-Photo-etched parts included
-Finely detailed cockpit
-Finely detailed rotors
-Photo-etched parts included
The UH-1B Huey Gunship used by the US military is now available in 1/35 scale.
The product is precisely molded to reproduce the cockpit, crew compartment, engine, various rivets on the fuselage, and various weapons.
Etching parts, masking stickers for painting the canopy, and decals are included.
The product is precisely molded to reproduce the cockpit, crew compartment, engine, various rivets on the fuselage, and various weapons.
Etching parts, masking stickers for painting the canopy, and decals are included.
- Number of parts: 330
・Size when completed (mm): Total length 462mm, total width 384.5mm
・Size when completed (mm): Total length 462mm, total width 384.5mm
