Model of the Ju52. It became a flying legend and was the backbone of the air force's transport flying units. Production was not stopped until 1944.
- Corrugated iron structure true to the original
- Interior with rows of seats
- Cockpit with instrument panel
- Rotatable propellers
- Optional entrance door open
- Detailed radial engine with exhaust system
- Separate ailerons
- MG Stand on the fuselage
- Paratrooper Figures
- Decals of the Luftwaffe for 2 versions
Authentic representation of the following versions:
- Junkers Ju 52 4U+NH, 1.(F)/123, Derna/Libya, Northern Africa, June 1941
- Ju 52 C3+KH, Transport Staffel/II. Fliegercorps, Reggio/Italy, December 1942
