Revell 64906 BO 105 Fly Out Painting 1/32 Zestaw modelarski

The Revell 64906 BO 105 Fly Out Painting scale model kit in 1/32 scale is the perfect choice for both beginners and advanced modelers looking to enrich their collection with a precise model of one of the world's most renowned multi-purpose helicopters. The BO 105 is a German light rotorcraft produced by Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm (MBB), used by numerous countries including Germany, Switzerland, Spain, and Canada. Outstanding in terms of reliability and innovative design, this helicopter has been in service from the 1970s to the present day, proving itself in both military operations (such as reconnaissance and light support during the Cold War) and civilian roles including medical rescue and police missions.

The model in this 'Fly Out Painting' edition is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring excellent reproduction of structural details and the complex shapes of the airframe. Classified as a plastic scale model kit, it allows for building a faithful replica of the BO 105 helicopter, known among others for its distinctive tail boom and dual-rotor system. The kit includes a complete set of essential tools and materials: four original Revell acrylic paints, a brush, and model glue, enabling you to start assembling and painting right after opening the box.

• Scale: 1/32 – ideal proportions for displaying details
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Kit includes: parts for assembling the model, 4 acrylic paints, brush, modeling glue
• Historical period: Cold War, modern era
• The model depicts the German light observation and multi-purpose helicopter BO 105
• Countries using: Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Canada, and others

We recommend this product to all aviation modeling enthusiasts and collectors interested in modern military and civil technology. The assembly difficulty level is 2 out of 5 – making it suitable for beginner and intermediate modelers, also thanks to the included accessories that make finishing work easier. The BO 105 model is not only great fun, but also a unique lesson in contemporary aviation history.