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MAQUETTE À MONTER - Me262A-1a/U-4 Bomber Interceptor "Master series" Dragon | N° 5523 | 1:48

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Me262A-1a/U-4 bomber interceptor variant designed as a formation destroyer. Armed with a single 50mm Rheinmetall cannon in the nose to break up B-17 bomber formations. First tested in December 1944.


Characteristics

Scale 1:48
Manufacturer DRAGON
Size of the box 36 x 19 x 5 cm
EAN


Description

The Me262A-1a/U-4 'Pulkzerstörer' (formation destroyer) - Designed as an Fw190 'Sturmbock' replacement, the Me262A-1a/U-4 was a long range fighter variant in the Messerschmitt jet family designed as a 'bomber interceptor'. Designed to break up B-17 'boxes' the U-4 variant carried a single 50mm Rheinmetall Mk 214a (or BK 5) automatic cannon weighing 540kg (with 22 rounds of ammo, it was reduced to 15-17 rounds in practice) mounted in the lower nose in place of the four MK 108 cannon in Me262A-1a. The first production V080 and application was mounted on Messerschmitt Me262A-1a, Wk Nr 170083 (V080) in Augsburg, Bavaria in November 1944 and tested in December 1944 and January 1945. The aircraft was only last seen on an airfield in Prague (Czech Republic) in April 1945 and never re-discovered. W.Nr.: 111711 (V555) - 8.IVG, (KG51) The aircraft made only test flights. It flew from Lechfeld (with KG51) to Wesendorf in late January 1945. The aircraft crashed on 11 February 1945 (pilot: FW, Heinrich Beauvais, KIA).

 

More to read about the KIT here, thanks to scalemates, a Belgian Scale modeling database

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