- Engine models the Jumo004 jet engine 2 groups

- Not appearance only, also realistic fuselage center section, cockpit and engine bay
- Set including a 30mm cannon 2 gate to magazine
- Seat belt also modeled
- Legs parts tires, of course, legs arm also delicate a mechanical finish

- Prepared engine part panel of the rear fuselage is in a different part
- Finish total length of about 15cm, overall width of about 35cm

- Aircraft center of the cockpit seat and the control stick, such as the instrument panel, reproduced in three-dimensional sense of plenty

Item Size/Weight : 36.2 x 19.2 x 6 cm / 323g

-Reproducing the unique appearance of German military jet fighters during World War II, the Horton Ho229A-1 is in a 1/48 ratio.
-It does not have a tail wing and accurately simulates the shape of the entire aircraft wing, with a total length of about 15cm and a total width of about 35cm.
-We firmly expressed its unique atmosphere in the model of the intelligent parts department.
-Not only the appearance, but also the central part, cockpit, and engine compartment of the model airplane are very realistic.
-The engine model is Jumo004 jet engine set 2.
-The three-dimensional feeling is enough to complete, and you can enjoy it in a small part. You will wave your arms to draw expressions and details.
-In addition, the set includes two 30mm cannons until the magazine is outside.
-Moreover, the cockpit seats and control levers in the center of the aircraft, such as the dashboard, are reproduced in a three-dimensional sense. The seat belt has also been modeled.
-In addition, due to the different parts of the engine component panel at the rear of the fuselage, the interior can also be displayed.
-The part of the leg is of course the tire, and the arm of the leg is also finely and mechanically completed.
-This aircraft did not meet the deadline during the battle, but it is still interesting to imagine the markings and colors it has already deployed.
-In addition, aircraft shapes with high stealth will be able to understand their progressiveness and compare with the latest aircraft.