The Heinkel 111 is the primary medium bomber used by the Luftwaffe during World War II. The aircraft was designed before the war and featured a glass bow, streamlined, aerodynamic shape and excellent performance. The HE 111 could carry 2.5 tons of bombs and was armed with six 7.92mm machine guns and one 20mm cannon, providing very effective protection against fighter pursuit. This very distinctive machine is particularly associated with the September campaign, the French campaign and the Battle of Britain, in which aircraft of this type were used en masse. Later, the HE 111s took over the duties of bombers still fighting on all German fronts of the war.
The building block model has many moving elements such as rotating wheels with rubber tires, moving propellers and ailerons. You can place two large pilot figures in the cabin. There are two bombs under the fuselage. An additional 6 charges can be placed in the opening bomb hatch. The brick model was made in the design used during the 1940 French campaign. The pads are covered with high-quality prints that do not wear out even with intensive use. This is a great model for all flight enthusiasts. Thanks to the faithfully reproduced proportions and details of the aircraft, the model is perfect as a decoration for the collection of young and adult history and aviation enthusiasts. The whole set is completed with a special brick with the model name printed.
Characteristics
- Designed and manufactured in Europe
- High quality building blocks (no warping from heat or fading from sun)
- Including 2 figures of German pilots
- Compatible with building blocks from other leading brands
- Intuitively understandable instructions
Technical specifications
- Number of parts: 675
- Characters: 2
- Dimensions: 500x390x110mm
- Age group: 8+
