Italeri 1391 JU 86 E1/E2 1/72

Italeri 1391 JU 86 E1/E2 1/72 – Plastic Aircraft Model Kit

The model shop's offer presents a highly interesting bomber aircraft model – Italeri 1391 JU 86 E1/E2 in 1/72 scale. This precisely crafted plastic model kit is a faithful miniature of the historic aircraft fully named Junkers JU 86, which left a significant mark on the World War II era. The product is dedicated to modelers who value high-quality details and historical authenticity.

Junkers JU 86 was developed in Germany in the 1930s. It served primarily in the Luftwaffe and was widely used during the campaigns in Poland (1939), Norway, the Balkans, and on the African front. The first units entered service even before the outbreak of World War II, and the machine was used operationally until the early 1940s, later taking on roles as a reconnaissance and training aircraft. Its use was exemplified in the famous Battle of Britain, where the JU 86 was employed both for bombing and high-altitude reconnaissance missions.

• Scale: 1/72 – perfect for building a compact yet well-represented historical diorama
• Country of use: Germany, World War II period
• Category: plastic model aircraft kit
• The set is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring durability and ease of handling
• The model kit does not include glue or paints – allowing full customization of colors and details by the modeler
• The sprue parts are detailed and historically accurate; clearly defined panel lines, glazing – including the cockpit
• The box includes assembly instructions and decals covering selected versions used by the Luftwaffe

Difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended both for intermediate modelers and those wishing to develop their skills while building World War II aircraft. The Italeri 1391 JU 86 E1/E2 model combines good quality with an affordable price, offering a fascinating journey through the history of military aviation. We recommend it to all enthusiasts of building historical aircraft models as well as collectors of German aviation models from 1939-1945.