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[H3] AH-6J Little Bird
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[H3] “Stuka zu Fuß” Sd.Kfz. 251/1 Ausf.B
WWII German MLRS MORE Scale 1:48№48365
[H3] Black Hawk MEDEVAC
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[H2] AH-6J Little Bird
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[H1] AH-6J Little Bird
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US Special Forces Attack HelicopterThe AH-6J Little Bird is a light attack helicopter operated by U.S. Special Operations Forces, most notably the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (160th SOAR, “Night Stalkers”). Nicknamed the ‘Killer Egg’, it was developed from the civilian MD 530F to provide close fire support for special operations units.The helicopter features a compact airframe constructed from aluminium alloys. The pilots are seated at the front of the cabin, with the avionics compartment located beneath the forward cabin floor and fuel tanks positioned at the rear. The AH-6J was the first Little Bird variant to introduce fully standardised equipment across the entire fleet.In terms of armament, the AH-6J could be equipped with M134 Miniguns or GAU-19 multi-barrel machine guns, as well as Hydra 70 or FFAR unguided rockets mounted on external hardpoints. It was also capable of carrying AGM-114 Hellfire or TOW guided missiles. Thanks to its small size, the helicopter is highly manoeuvrable and capable of operating in confined environments, including landing on rooftops and other restricted areas. Download instruction Item number48370Scale1:48Date18.05.2026Time periodModernMarkingsAH-6J Little Bird 90-25362, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), Somalia, autumn 1993MarkingsAH-6J Little Bird 90-25357, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), Somalia, autumn 1993MarkingsAH-6J Little Bird 89-25355, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), 1990sMarkingsAH-6J Little Bird 90-25361, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), 1990sModel size (length x width)182 x 166 mmBox size410 x 260 x 55 mmNumber of details215You like it?Find out where you can buy it. Where to buy? Download instruction Item number48370Scale1:48Date18.05.2026Time periodModernMarkingsAH-6J Little Bird 90-25362, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), Somalia, autumn 1993MarkingsAH-6J Little Bird 90-25357, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), Somalia, autumn 1993MarkingsAH-6J Little Bird 89-25355, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), 1990sMarkingsAH-6J Little Bird 90-25361, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), 1990sModel size (length x width)182 x 166 mmBox size410 x 260 x 55 mmNumber of details215You like it?Find out where you can buy it. Where to buy? Can be used with Acrylic paint set for US Special Forces helicopters№3096 Similar products S-64E№53060 Bücker Bü 131D (winter version)№32029 Black Hawk MEDEVAC№48365 Churchill’s “Flying Suitcase”№48354

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[H2] “Stuka zu Fuß” Sd.Kfz. 251/1 Ausf.B
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[H1] “Stuka zu Fuß” Sd.Kfz. 251/1 Ausf.B
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WWII German MLRSIn 1929, Germany began developing its own rocket weapons, and in 1931, a dedicated department was established within the War Ministry to oversee this work. By 1940, the Wehrmacht had already introduced 158 mm multiple rocket launchers—the 15 cm Nebelwerfer 41—for direct fire support of ground units.Subsequently, heavier systems were developed, employing 280 mm high-explosive and 320 mm incendiary rockets. These powerful munitions, weighing around 80 kg, had a range of approximately 2 km and were intended to break through enemy defences in both field and urban conditions.To improve mobility, launchers were mounted on various platforms. One such system was based on the Sd.Kfz. 251 armoured personnel carrier. It was equipped with three wooden or metal launch frames on each side, carrying rocket projectiles. Elevation was adjusted by changing the angle of the frames, while horizontal aiming was achieved by turning the entire vehicle. The rockets were fired electrically via remote ignition.Among German soldiers, this system earned the nickname Stuka zu Fuß (“Stuka on foot”), referencing the famous Ju 87 dive bomber. Download instruction Item number35107Scale1:35Date18.05.2026Time periodWW2Model size (length x height)170 x 60Box size294 x 230 x 58 mmNumber of details425You like it?Find out where you can buy it. Where to buy? Download instruction Item number35107Scale1:35Date18.05.2026Time periodWW2Model size (length x height)170 x 60Box size294 x 230 x 58 mmNumber of details425You like it?Find out where you can buy it. Where to buy? Similar products Doctors Coupe 1918 Model T№35830 “Achtung! Sie fliegen!”№35407 ZіL-131 with DShKMd crew№35017 M3 Bradley№72913

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[H2] Black Hawk MEDEVAC
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[H1] Black Hawk MEDEVAC
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Crew and combat medicsThe UH-60 Black Hawk is one of the most widely used military helicopters in the world. Approximately 5,000 units have been produced, and the type is in service with armed forces in more than 30 countries across Europe, Asia, South America, and other regions.The helicopter features a conventional single-main-rotor configuration with a four-bladed rotor system. Its rotor blades are designed to withstand impacts from 23 mm projectiles. The crew cabin and parts of the floor are protected with Kevlar armour, while a redundant hydraulic system enhances overall survivability in combat conditions.The UH-60 platform serves as the basis for a wide range of specialised variants, including transport, special operations, electronic warfare, maritime, anti-submarine, and medical configurations.The UH-60 in the MEDEVAC role is a dedicated medical evacuation helicopter designed to transport casualties, provide in-flight medical care, and carry medical personnel. In its standard configuration, it can be fitted with a central support system that rotates horizontally, allowing accommodation for 4 to 6 patients on stretchers. Onboard combat medics are responsible for delivering immediate medical assistance and ensuring the rapid and safe evacuation of the wounded. Download instruction Item number48365Scale1:48Date18.05.2026Time periodModernModel size (length x width)414 х 111 mmBox size410 x 260 x 55 mmNumber of details285+32+25Figures AvailabilityYesFigures count6You like it?Find out where you can buy it. Where to buy? Download instruction Item number48365Scale1:48Date18.05.2026Time periodModernModel size (length x width)414 х 111 mmBox size410 x 260 x 55 mmNumber of details285+32+25Figures AvailabilityYesFigures count6You like it?Find out where you can buy it. Where to buy? Can be used with Acrylic paints set for Black Hawk US helicopters№3067 Similar products S-64E№53060 Bücker Bü 131D (winter version)№32029 AH-6J Little Bird№48370 Churchill’s “Flying Suitcase”№48354