Description
The Arado Ar 196 was the best float-plane of the Second World War. It flew attacks against U-Boats as well as Coastal Reconnaissance Missions and the there-with associated attacks on small inshore vessels. Most aircraft of the Ar 196A-3 Series went to Coastal Aviation Groups as well as to various Maritime Reconnaissance Groups and larger ships.Model- Structured Surfaces
– Detailed Cockpit with Instrument Panel
– Rotating Propeller
– Detailed Floats
– Twin Machine GunDecal Set for two Luftwaffe Versions:
– Ar 196A-3 of 5./ Bordfliegergruppe 196 August 1941 at Brest-Hourtin, France
– Arado Ar 196A-3 of Seenotrettungsgruppe 10, Seenotbereitschaftskomando IX Tromsoe, Norway, Septemeber 1943Product specificationscountry version 1 – Francecountry version 2 – Norwaylength – 153 mmnumber of parts – 43wingspan – 174 mmAge – 10+Skill Level – 3 – Advanced
