Dragon 5540 Ju-88C-6 Night Fighter (1/48)

We offer the Dragon 5540 Ju-88C-6 Night Fighter plastic model kit in 1/48 scale, faithfully reproducing the silhouette of one of the most versatile and formidable German night aircraft of World War II. This set is intended for advanced modellers and aviation history enthusiasts wishing to expand their collection with a realistically represented model of one of the Luftwaffe’s key aircraft designs.

Brief Historical Overview

The Junkers Ju 88C-6 is a night fighter variant used by the Luftwaffe during World War II, mainly from 1942 onwards. This aircraft was based on the Ju 88 bomber design, which was converted into a heavy fighter. Equipped with radar and airborne weaponry, the Ju 88C-6 served primarily to combat Allied bombers during night raids on the territory of the Third Reich.

These types of planes participated in the defense of German territory during the British bombing offensive, and were also used on both the Eastern and Western fronts. The Ju-88C-6 was highly regarded among pilots for its versatility, considerable firepower, and the ability to adapt to a variety of night missions.

Technical Details of the Model

• Scale: 1/48 – ideal for detailed reproduction of construction elements and painting.
• Material: high-quality polystyrene plastic, enabling precise cutting and assembly of parts.
• Manufacturer: Dragon – a renowned brand known for accuracy and high-quality detail in scale modelling.
• The kit does not include glue or paints, allowing for your own choice of accessories and personalized finishing according to your preferences.
• The box contains detailed decals, replicated panels, cockpit, and weaponry matching the original.

Product Category

Dragon 5540 Ju-88C-6 is a plastic model kit intended both for collectors and professional historical dioramas.

Difficulty Level and Recommendation

Evaluated at a construction complexity level of 4/5, we recommend it mainly to advanced modellers seeking a challenge – the set contains a range of details that require precise work and knowledge of modelling techniques. This is the ideal choice for enthusiasts of German military technology, aviation historians, and all those who value authentic craftsmanship.