Revell 1/ 72 Arado P-Series - AR555
Arado P-Series - AR555
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*** Due May/June 2024 ***
Number of parts:98
Length:220 mm
Height:52 mm
Wingspan:292 mm
P-Series - AR555 model kit: A treasure for collectors and aviation enthusiasts
For collectors and fans of aviation history, the P-Series - AR555 model kit in 1:72 scale offers a unique opportunity to create a piece of alternative history. This exclusive kit includes 98 precision-engineered parts to faithfully recreate a long-range, all-wing bomber - an aircraft design that was planned but never realised. With a length of 220 mm, a height of 52 mm and a wingspan of 292 mm, this model bomber is an impressive collector's item. Suitable for modelling enthusiasts aged 12 and over, this Level 4 kit is an appealing challenge, especially for those who enjoy gluing and painting.
Scope of delivery:
- Unassembled plastic model kit
- Illustrated, multilingual assembly instructions
- Authentic decals
This kit is ideal for advanced modellers (level 4) who want to further develop their attention to detail and craftsmanship. It particularly appeals to collectors and history buffs who are enthusiastic about specific chapters of aviation history.
Special features:
- Highly detailed fuselage parts and six engines for a lifelike representation
- Part of the P-Series, which presents unique, never-realised aviation designs
- Attractive special packaging that will stand out in any collection
- An essential contribution to the "Myths of Aviation History" series
Background information: The P-Series
The P-Series is a special collection in model making that focuses on aircraft and vehicles that only existed on the drawing board. This series highlights the "what if" scenarios of aviation history and offers collectors and aviation enthusiasts an exciting insight into alternative designs.
The AR555, as part of this series, epitomises a visionary design from the mid-20th century and expresses the progressive ideas and technical dreams of the era. The P-Series - AR555 model kit is therefore more than just a hobby project; it is a key to a world full of innovations and unrealised visions in aviation history.