1/72 Chelomey 16KhA plastic injection kit
This 1/72 scale model of the Chelomey 16KhA by Brengun is a Soviet experimental cruise missile developed after WWII based on German V-1 technology. The package includes precision machined plastic parts, fine surface details and decals for historical markings. Package does not include paint or adhesives needed for assembly.
Brengun's 1/72 scale Chelomey 16KhA offers a detailed rendition of the early Soviet missile, which was developed in the late 1940s based on the German V-1 missile. The Soviet Union acquired German technology after World War II, and the development of the 16KhA, led by designer Vladimir Chelomei, was intended to provide the Air Force with a powerful, long-range weapon.
The 16KhA missile had a pulse engine and a conventional explosive warhead, similar to its German predecessor. However, the test program showed the limits of this technology, and the project was eventually abandoned in favor of more modern designs such as the Ch-20 or Ch-55 cruise missiles.
The package includes plastic parts with precisely detailed hull and stabilizing surfaces. Also included are decals with historical markings, allowing the model to be assembled in the Soviet Air Force test scheme.
Its historical interest and precision workmanship make this model an ideal choice for modelers interested in the early development of Soviet missiles and Cold War technology. The package does not include paint or glue needed for assembly.
| Category: | Aircraft and Helicopters |
|---|---|
| Weight: | 0.08 kg |
| EAN: | 8599250011215 |
| Nationality: | Rusko |
| Period: | Cold War |
| Scale: | 1/72 |
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