Academy Models 12120 U.S.Navy Mh-60s Hsc-9 Tridents Mrc Academy Models Kit Helicopter 1:35

MH-60S HSC-9, Tridents - Academy 12120

The Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk is a utility helicopter developed by Sikorsky Aircraft in 1972. It won the Utility Tactical Transport Aircraft System competition in 1976, competing against the Boeing Vertol YUH-61. The UH-60A began its famed service with the US. Army as a replacement for the Bell UH-1 Iroquois in 1979. This was followed by electronic warfare and special operations versions. The helicopters of the UH-60 family have been exported to various nations and used during recent conflicts like Grenada, Panama, and the Middle East. This kit includes almost 400 parts for assembling a marine variant, the MH-60S Kinghthawk, in 1/35 scale. The completed model is 483mm long and is 142mm tall.

HIGHLIGHTS

• New 2014 Release
• 1/35 scale model kit
• Sikorsky MH-60S HSC-9, Tridents
• Product code: 12120
• High-quality plastic parts
• Unassembled and unpainted parts
• Dimensions: Length 48.3cm (19"), Height 14.2cm (5.6")
• Features highly detailed:
  • Interior and cockpit
  • Cargo compartment with troop seats
  • Instrument panel and center console
  • Rotor blades & new swash plate
  • External rear-view mirrors
  • FLIR mount on the nose and new FLIR ball
  • Positionable flight deck and main cabin doors
  • Main cabin fuel cell
  • Hinge detail for tail fold
  • Positionable engine cowling doors with engines inside
  • Optional ESSS wings for external stores
  • Navy-style pilot mirrors
  • UHF SATCOM and sensor antennas
• Includes:
  • PE and transparent parts
  • Eight sprues with more than 390 parts
  • Arsenal of Air-Air Weapons:
    • Door-mounted M134 minigun on a swing arm with an ammo can
    • Door-mounted M2 machine gun on swing arm
    • Eight M114 Hellfire missiles with clear target lenses
    • Two 19-shot rocket pods
  • Three finishing options:
    • HSC-9 ‘Tridents’ AJ610 (BuNo. 167836) ‘Troubles Shooter, CVW-8, CVN-77 USS George HW Bush
    • HSC-21 ‘Blackjacks’ (BuNo. 166348), Naval Air Station North Island, San Diego, California
    • HSC-28 ‘Dragon Whales, DET-7 ‘Ghost Riders’ (BuNo. 166332), Norfolk, Virginia
  • Detailed manual

EAN: 8809258928997