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Takom TAK2151 V-1 FLYING BOMB w/Interior 1:35 |
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| The V1 - known as a Doodlebug or buzz bomb because of the noise it made. The V1 didn’t have a pilot and was a flying bomb powered by jet engines. V1s were launched from catapult ramps or aircraft. As soon as the droning stopped people had 15 seconds to escape from the blast that followed. Many V1's fell short of London into the sea while others fell in the countryside.
The V-1 flying bomb was developed by Germany during World War II (1939-1945) as a vengeance weapon and was an early unguided cruise missile. Tested at the Peenemünde-West facility, the V-1 was the only production aircraft to utilize a pulsejet for its power plant. The first of the "V-weapons" to become operational, the V-1 flying bomb entered service in June 1944 and was used to strike London and southeastern England from launch facilities in northern France and the Low Countries. When these facilities were overrun, V-1s were fired at Allied port facilities around Antwerp, Belgium. Due to its high speed, few Allied fighters were capable of intercepting a V-1 in flight.
The new 1/35th scale V-1 Flying Bomb w/ Interior kit from Takom is designed in collaboration with Snowman Studio, like many of their recent kits. there are four marking choices included in the kit, which also includes a stand for the rocket. |
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