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Arma Hobby 40010 P-39Q Airacobra 1/48 – plastic fighter aircraft model kit

The Arma Hobby 40010 P-39Q Airacobra 1/48 is a precisely reproduced replica of the famous American fighter Bell P-39Q Airacobra in the popular 1/48 scale, prepared by the renowned manufacturer Arma Hobby. This is a plastic model kit, ideal for modelers seeking faithfully rendered details, realistic panel lines, and functional accessories when designing historical dioramas or collections of World War II aircraft.

  • Scale: 1/48 – the optimal compromise between the level of detail and model size.
  • Country of origin: United States – the P-39Q Airacobra fighter was widely used by the USAAF, and under Lend-Lease by the USSR, the United Kingdom, and other Allied nations.
  • Historical period: World War II – the aircraft operated from 1941, with its most intensive use between 1942 and 1945 on both the European and Pacific fronts.
  • Exceptional details: the kit includes sprues made of the highest quality plastic, steel balls for nose ballast, painting masks for the canopy, and three Cartograf decal variants, allowing for the creation of different historical markings versions.
  • Digital bonus: Each set includes a code to download a 3D file with cockpit accessories (seat with seatbelts, machine gun components, small details) for 3D printing on your own – an innovative solution enhancing the attractiveness of the kit.
  • Detailed assembly instructions and precise parts ensure a realistic reproduction of the Bell P-39Q's construction details.

Historical background:
The Bell P-39Q Airacobra is one of the most unique fighters of World War II, famous for its distinctive engine placement right behind the pilot's cockpit. It served with US and RAF fighter units and achieved particular fame in service with the Soviet Air Force, where Soviet pilots used it effectively in battles against the Luftwaffe at Stalingrad, Kursk, and on the Eastern Front. This model allows you to create an authentic replica of aircraft that participated in key events of World War II.

Recommendation and difficulty:
The kit is recommended for both intermediate and advanced modelers due to its numerous intricate elements and upgrade options. Difficulty level: 3/5 – great for those looking to develop their skills, with possibilities for further enhancement thanks to 3D additions and aftermarket accessories. An excellent choice for WWII aviation enthusiasts and collectors of historical premium-grade replicas.

Scale
1/48

What does the scale of the model mean?

A model scale designation such as 1:30 means the model is 30 times smaller than the original. Scale indicates proportion, not resolution or detail.

  • Models with a smaller number after the colon (e.g. 1:48, 1:32) are larger and have more detail.
  • Scales with higher numbers (e.g. 1:164, 1:200, 1:350) are smaller - good for collections, dioramas, or displaying many models together.
Producer
Arma Hobby
Producer code
40010
Product weight
0.5 kg

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Model Arma Hobby 40010 P-39Q Airacobra 1/48 Producent: - Nazwa: Arma Hobby S.C. - Adres: Ostrobramska 101/200, 04-041 Warszawa , Poland - Kontakt: kontakt1@armahobby.pl
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Arma Hobby 40010 P-39Q Airacobra 1/48

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Scale
1/48

What does the scale of the model mean?

A model scale designation such as 1:30 means the model is 30 times smaller than the original. Scale indicates proportion, not resolution or detail.

  • Models with a smaller number after the colon (e.g. 1:48, 1:32) are larger and have more detail.
  • Scales with higher numbers (e.g. 1:164, 1:200, 1:350) are smaller - good for collections, dioramas, or displaying many models together.
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Arma Hobby
Producer
Arma Hobby
Producer code
40010
Product weight
0.5 kg