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HEINKEL He 111 H-22 with V1 (Fieseler Fi 103) Scale 1:48Product Description COBI -5771 HEINKEL He 111 H-22 with V1 (Fieseler Fi 103) Executive Edition HISTORICAL COLLECTION WWII 927 Parts Age: from 10 years 2 figures Scale: 1:48 The Heinkel He 111 H-22 with V1 (Fi 103) comes into your Vitrine! The Air Force of the Third Reich in 1:48 scale by COBI.... moreComplete your collection with one of the most legendary aircraft models of World War II - the bomber Heinkel He 111 H-22 which carries the unmanned V1 flight bomb known as the Fieseler Fi 103 under its wings. This model combines the classic silhouette of one of the pillars of the Luftwaffe with early rocket technology. The kit captures the historic moment when traditional bomber aviation was combined with a new generation of weapons and changed the face of air war. Air defence weapons. The medium bomber Heinkel He 111 was one of the most important German bombers of the pre-war period and the first war years of the Second World War. In 1944 the H-22 version was developed which was adapted for use of the Fi 103 known as V1 under the wings. Powered by a pulse jet engine and equipped with an approximately 900 kg battlehead the V1 was initially launched from ground-based launch ramps. However the air start increased their range and operational flexibility. He 111 H-22 bombers operated mainly from the Netherlands and fired missiles towards the UK. The Fi 103 was developed by German engineer Robert Lusser who previously worked for companies such as Heinkel and Messerschmitt. He was a co-developer of the V1 concept and his work had a significant influence on the development of early cruise missiles. Now you can own a collector's model of this historic aircraft. The shelf is everything you need to assemble. What you will find in the HEINKEL He 111 H-22 with V1 (Fieseler Fi 103) set: a combination of aircraft and missile armament – the set contains two models: the Heinkel He 111 bomber in the H-22 version and the V1 mounted under the fuselage. This unique combination of classic bomber flying and rocket technology allows for a deeper understanding of the reality of the 1940s. 1:48 scale - two large detailed models look great on the ground as well as in dynamic flight presentation. A real highlight for aviation historians and military model makers. 927 Pieces - Assembling the model is a rewarding challenge that combines realistic proportions and details with the pleasure of assembly. Each element has been carefully designed to faithfully reproduce the character of the original design. Two figures - The set includes two figures that allow you to recreate the historical context of the combat mission and the development process: • Air Force Pilot - in contemporary aviator uniform brown gloves and aviator hat with goggles ready to go. • Robert Lusser - a German engineer responsible for developing rocket projects. The figure shows him in civilian clothing - coat and hat - with his striking glasses. Executive