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Generic Brand Focke Wulf Ta 154 Moskito Model Night Fighter Unassembled Plastic Model
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Pm model focke wulf ta-154 mosquito 1:72 model 1. Quality material ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Product model: pm-307 product features model scale: 1:72
model length: -
model width: -
box contents: model palette + canopy palette, decal and prospectus
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- Barcode No: CKMPM0279
- Origin: TR
Generic Brand Focke Wulf Ta 154 Moskito Model Night Fighter Unassembled Plastic Model features
Origin
TR
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Product description
Pm model 307 1/72 focke-wulf ta 154 mosquito night fighter aircraft disassembled plastic model
Scale: 1/72
Type: knocked down kit (requires assembly and painting)
Material: plastic
Contents:
Plastic injection parts
1 piece decal (sticker)
1 piece fitting guide
FEATURES:
It is made up of disassembled plastic.
There is no glue or paint included in the box.
You can easily perform the necessary assembly operations with the assembly guide inside.
About:
Kurt tank's team at focke-wulf had been working on a fast attack bomber called the ta 211 for some time. the aircraft was named after the improved jumo 211r engine that was planned to be used. the designed ta 211 was a high-wing, twin-engine aircraft, largely constructed from plywood bonded with a special phenolic resin adhesive called tego film. the only section where metal was used extensively was the pressurized cockpit.
When it became clear that the most suitable engine for the aircraft was the more powerful jumo 213, the project was re-designated as 8-154 by the reichsluftfahrtministerium (rlm – ministry of aviation), and the aircraft was named ta 154. however, junkers was unable to deliver the jumo 213 engine in time due to technical and production issues. the ta 154 was also nicknamed "mosquito" by the royal air force (raf), in reference to their own havilland mosquito aircraft.
Around this time, the de havilland mosquito, a lightweight and remarkably fast aircraft, also made of wood, was gaining fame in germany. the aircraft quickly achieved impressive success: in the first 600 bombing missions, only one mosquito was shot down, while the average loss rate for the raf's medium and heavy bombers was 5 percent.
Erhard milch wanted a german aircraft specifically developed against this plane and chose the ta 154. however, disputes between german authorities started almost immediately. the rlm, night fighter units, and ernst heinkel himself still preferred the heinkel he 219. milch made this a personal matter and spent the better part of the next two years trying to terminate the he 219 program, despite ernst heinkel's objections.
