Assembly model 1:72 Aircraft OV-1B Mohawk "Pilot school" Clear Prop 72038

This easy-to-assemble kit is suitable for both beginners and experienced modelers. Contains a set of plastic parts for assembling one model airplane (ten sprues, two of which are transparent), a set of polyethylene parts and a sticker sheet. There are markings for four schemes. Colorful and detailed assembly instructions will make the assembly process easy and pleasant. a set of plastic parts for assembling one airplane model consists of ten sprues, two of which are transparent PE parts set sticker sheet colorful assembly instructions Marking is available for four paint schemes: OV-1B n 14262 USN Test Pilot School Patuxent River, 1979 OV-1B n 0-92637 US Army. Trapnell Field. Maryland. 1984 year OV-1B n 0-25866 USN Test Pilot School Patuxent River November 1985 OV-1B n 14243 USN Test Pilot School Patuxent River, 1979 The Grumman OV-1 Mohawk is an American reconnaissance and surveillance aircraft with STOL (short take-off and landing) capabilities in service with the United States Army. The flight of the prototype took place on April 14, 1959. The plane was produced in several modifications (from A to D), which differed in engine power, wingspan and, above all, various radio-electronic equipment. The A version was powered by a pair of Lycoming T53-L-3 engines, which were replaced by the Lycoming T53-L-701 in the C version. The OV-1 Mohawk was used extensively during the Vietnam War and, to a lesser extent, during the operation "Storm in the desert". OV-1 users outside the US include Israel and Argentina. Technical data (OV-1D version): Maximum speed: 724 km/h, rate of climb: 17.5 m/s, maximum ceiling 7620 m, maximum range: 1520 km.