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V-1 Flying Bomb Launch Site 1:35 Takom 2152

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Vendor: Takom

Product code: TAK2152

EAN: 4897051422204

Description

Plastic Military Model Kit: V-1 Flying Bomb Launch Site 1:35 Takom 2152

The "V-1 Flying Bomb Launch Site" model kit in 1:35 scale from Takom is a detailed set that allows for the recreation of one of the key elements of German strategy during World War II. The model depicts the launch site of the V-1 missile, also known as the "flying bomb," which was one of the first cruise missiles used in armed conflict.

Model Features:

Manufacturer: Takom
Catalog Number: 2152
Scale: 1:35
Theme: Fieseler Fi 103 V1, surface-to-surface missiles

This model is part of a series that focuses on surface-to-surface missiles, and its detail and precision make it an excellent choice for military history enthusiasts and modelers interested in the World War II era. The set includes new parts designed to faithfully replicate the actual V-1 launch site.

Box Contents:

Box Graphic Design: Jason Wong

The model intricately represents the launch site, which was part of the German war infrastructure used to conduct attacks on Great Britain. The V-1, also known as "Vergeltungswaffe 1," was one of the first cruise missiles used by Germany during the war. Launch sites were strategically located throughout occupied Europe, and their construction and operation were highly classified.

History and Context:

The V-1 was produced in various factories in Germany, with assembly taking place in underground facilities such as Mittelwerk. Launch sites were often concealed and well-protected from Allied attacks, making them difficult to destroy. Despite this, Allied air forces conducted numerous raids to neutralize these threats.

Assembly and Painting Kit. Does not include paints or glue. Assembly requires separately sold modeling tools (including cutters, files, tweezers), paints, brushes, and plastic model glue (e.g., Tamiya Extra Thin Cement). The photo shows a professionally assembled and painted model.