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View larger Classic Kit Airplane A06008A - Handley Page Halifax B MKIII (1:72)
Model aircraft for bonding
30-A06008A
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Model aircraft for bonding. Size: 1:72; 29.6 cm. Packaging includes: 124 pieces for gluing.
Original information:
The first types of Handley Page Halifax, Mark I and II, were equipped with inline engines and triangular hindquarters. The new model, Mark III, with a star engine, only appeared in 1944. The Halifax B.III had much more heavy equipment than its predecessors, besides the more powerful engines and refined tail parts. Its martial efficiency was greatly improved. Before its production was completed in 1946, a total of 6,176 Halifaxes were built, of which more than 2000 were in the B.III variant. It was powered by four Bristol Hercules XVI engines, each of 1,675 horsepower, allowing it to fly at 451.2 km / h and driving it up to 3176 km. Its pumped cargo could weigh up to 5,895.7 kg, of which 4535.9 kg was housed and 1380.75 kg inside the wings. Defense equipment then consisted of nine machine guns.
Color scheme (Required colors):
A - Handley Page Halifax B.III, "Lily of the Lamplight", No 462 Squadron (Royal Australian Air Force), Royal Air Force Driffield, Yorkshire, August 1944 - 24, 29, 30, 33, 34, 53, 78
B - Handley Page Halifax B.III, "Mungo Taipo", No 78 Squadron, Royal Air Force Breighton, Yorkshire, UK, 1944-24 , 29, 30, 33, 53, 78
Model details:
Scale: 1:72
Number of parts: 124
Length: 296 mm
Wingspan: 432 mm
Difficulty: 2
Body Flying Hours: 2
Recommended for children from 8 years of age.
Warning: Risk of suffocation! The product contains small parts. NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS!
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Original information:
The first types of Handley Page Halifax, Mark I and II, were equipped with inline engines and triangular hindquarters. The new model, Mark III, with a star engine, only appeared in 1944. The Halifax B.III had much more heavy equipment than its predecessors, besides the more powerful engines and refined tail parts. Its martial efficiency was greatly improved. Before its production was completed in 1946, a total of 6,176 Halifaxes were built, of which more than 2000 were in the B.III variant. It was powered by four Bristol Hercules XVI engines, each of 1,675 horsepower, allowing it to fly at 451.2 km / h and driving it up to 3176 km. Its pumped cargo could weigh up to 5,895.7 kg, of which 4535.9 kg was housed and 1380.75 kg inside the wings. Defense equipment then consisted of nine machine guns.
Color scheme (Required colors):
A - Handley Page Halifax B.III, "Lily of the Lamplight", No 462 Squadron (Royal Australian Air Force), Royal Air Force Driffield, Yorkshire, August 1944 - 24, 29, 30, 33, 34, 53, 78
B - Handley Page Halifax B.III, "Mungo Taipo", No 78 Squadron, Royal Air Force Breighton, Yorkshire, UK, 1944-24 , 29, 30, 33, 53, 78
Model details:
Scale: 1:72
Number of parts: 124
Length: 296 mm
Wingspan: 432 mm
Difficulty: 2
Body Flying Hours: 2
Recommended for children from 8 years of age.
Warning: Risk of suffocation! The product contains small parts. NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS!
"