Brand new plastic model kit of Junkers STUKA JU 87G-1 Tank Buster Bomber Aircraft (Level 4) 1/48 plastic model kit by Revell. Brand new box. Colorful decal artwork. 4 piece canopy section. Vintage style packaging. Pilot and co-pilot figures. Officially licensed product. Contains 53 detailed parts. Molded in light gray and clear. 2 underwing 37 mm BK cannons. Paint and cement required (not included). Manufacturer's original unopened packaging. Parts molded in LIGHT GRAY, unless otherwise indicated. Dimensions approximately L-9.25, W-12.25, H-2.875 inches assembled. During World War II, the German military used the Stuka Dive Bomber as an extension of the artillery. Beginning in 1939 with the Polish campaign, the Stuka delivered pinpoint accurate bombing before artillery units were in place. The G-1 "Tank Buster" was the last version of the plane, and it played a significant role on the Eastern Front against Russian tanks.In the early part of World War II, when the Luftwaffe controlled the skies, the Stuka was used very successfully. The ear-splitting screech of its sirens struck fear into the enemy troops. However, the Stuka was slow and light on weapons so, as the war progressed, these weaknesses made the Stuka less effective.
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Brand new plastic model kit of Junkers STUKA JU 87G-1 Tank Buster Bomber Aircraft (Level 4) 1/48 plastic model kit by Revell. Brand new box. Colorful decal artwork. 4 piece canopy section. Vintage style packaging. Pilot and co-pilot figures. Officially licensed product. Contains 53 detailed parts. Molded in light gray and clear. 2 underwing 37 mm BK cannons. Paint and cement required (not included). Manufacturer's original unopened packaging. Parts molded in LIGHT GRAY, unless otherwise indicated. Dimensions approximately L-9.25, W-12.25, H-2.875 inches assembled. During World War II, the German military used the Stuka Dive Bomber as an extension of the artillery. Beginning in 1939 with the Polish campaign, the Stuka delivered pinpoint accurate bombing before artillery units were in place. The G-1 "Tank Buster" was the last version of the plane, and it played a significant role on the Eastern Front against Russian tanks.In the early part of World War II, when the Luftwaffe controlled the skies, the Stuka was used very successfully. The ear-splitting screech of its sirens struck fear into the enemy troops. However, the Stuka was slow and light on weapons so, as the war progressed, these weaknesses made the Stuka less effective.