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COBI 5757 Horten Ho 229

Item no. COBI 5757 Cobi

The aircraft model in scale 1:32
Open cockpit and connectable road
printed Bausteine, Testpilotenfigur and Namensschild
Size : 23,5 × 52,5 × 10 cm (Long × Spanneband × Height)

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Additional product information

Item number: COBI 5757
GTIN: 5902251057572
HAN: 5757
Manufacturers: Cobi
Category: Cobi

Description

COBI 5757 Horten Ho 229

The Ho 229 Horten of COBI follows the historic Nurflügel-dussin aircraft in scale 1:32; the wide, pipe load area shapes the model and leaves a separate linear; dark green and gray surfaces shape the thinning of the top side, while the bright blue bottom sets a clear color contrast; the aircraft belongs to the Historical Collection World War II.

The cockpit can be opened and provides room for the test pilot figure. Instruments and aircraft signals are designed with printed building stones; clamps are not required. The plug-in drive enables the display with outgoing wheels or with a closed bottom. The two drive assets and the flat silhouette affect the characteristic features of the model.

The set includes a test pilot figure with two heads covered and a separate name shield for the presentation. The finished cluster model measures 23.5 cm in length, 52.5 cm on spanning width and 10 cm in height. Through the unusual shape of Nurflower it puts its own emphasis in a collection of historic aircraft models.

The Ho 229 horten combines a wide shape of the nursery with a mid-arranged cockpit. The separate name shield complements the presentation of the finished model.

specifications:

manufacturers: COBI
Number of models: 5757
Model dimensions: 23.5 × 52.5 × 10 cm (Länge × Spannweite × Höhe)
EAN: 5902251057572

Technical Overview of the Historic Horten Ho 229 Aircraft

Green-green Horten Ho 229 shrinking from the front with clogged trail

The sealed loading surfaces form the characteristic nursery shape. the green-green turning continues throughout the top side.

Test pilot figure with blue hat and yellow air helmet

The test pilot figure supplements the aircraft model. In addition to the blue hat, a yellow flight helmet is included as the second head cover.

Test pilot figure from another direction with yellow flight helmet in the hand

Printed clothes, handheld and hat shape the test pilot. The moving arms allow different positions.

Interfaced roadway on the bright blue bottom of the Ho 229 horts

The wheel can be attached to the bottom. Thus, the model can be presented with outgoing wheels or in flight configuration.

Open cockpit of the Horten Ho 229 with seat and instruments

The cockpit can be opened and provides room for the test pilot. A printed instrument field supplements the interior.

Light blue underground with aircraft signals

The bright blue bottom forms a contrast to the darker tinting. printed aircraft signals complement the design of the load surfaces.

Front details of the Horten Ho 229 with two round drive units

Two round drive assets shape the front. The cockpit sits in the middle of it and adds to the flat Nurflügel contour.

The Horten Ho 229 with 52,5 cm Spannweite and 23,5 cm long

With a range of 52.5 cm and a length of 23.5 cm, the model has a wide, flat base shape.

Seitenansicht with ausgefahrenem Fahrwerk, 23,5 cm long and 10 cm high

With a drawn trail, the model reaches an altitude of 10 cm. The side contour emphasizes the flat structure without separate trail.

Detailed overview with open cockpit and connectable trail

Open cockpit and connectable drive offer different possibilities for presentation. The designed cockpit interior supplements the moving features.

Horten Ho 229 and separately enlarged test pilot figure

The test pilot figure supplements the nursery and can take place in the cockpit.The separate figure representation is enlarged and does not give a size ratio to the aircraft again.