Sikorsky H-34G Helicopter

The H-34 is one of the most successful transport helicopter since World War II. It was the standard helicopter for many ground forces throughout the world. The characteristic fuselage could accomodate 18 soldiers or 12 strechers. The German Army bought a total of 110 "G" versions, the main users being the army flying units. However, the H-34 was also flown by the navy on SAR service. Put into service in 1957, it was not until the end of the 60s that it was superseded by the Bell UH-1D. The H-34 was powered by a 1525 Hp Curtis Wright radial engine giving it a speed of about 200 Km/h.

In scale 1:72, this kit is by Revell of Germany with distinctive surface details, detailed cockpit and landing gear. Moving main and tail rotors. Winch and detailed cargo bay with seats. Decals.