Horten Ho 229 brick plane model- COBI 5757- 953 bricks
Model Spec.
- 953 bricks
- Figures: 1
- Scale 1:32
- Model dimensions (length x width x height): 23.5 cm x 52.5 cm x 10 cm
- Block with printed name of the plane
- Bodywork with pad printing
- Easy to follow instruction manual
- Compatible with other leading brands of construction bricks
The remarkable and innovative WWII aircraft, Horten Ho 229, is now available as a COBI 1:32 scale model. Spanning 52.5cm, it comprises 953 pieces, including new bricks mimicking the plane's distinct nose, pilot's cabin, and engine air intakes. The model boasts a detailed cockpit with a figure of a test pilot in a flight suit, featuring two sets of headgear. It also features retractable landing gear and high-quality prints with aircraft markings. The bottom is crafted with bricks in a new light blue colour and multiple prints with markings. Walter and Reimar Horten's futuristic design, equipped with two Junkers Jumo 004B turbojet engines, made significant strides in aviation. While some consider it the first stealth aircraft, its impact on post-war jet development in Europe and America remains undeniable. The timeless and modern design continues to captivate history, military technology, and aviation enthusiasts.
History.
The Horten Ho 229, or Gotha Go 229, was a German jet-powered aircraft in WWII, dubbed the "Wunderwaffe" (Wonder Weapon). Designed by Walter and Reimar Horten, it aimed to fulfill the Luftwaffe's "America Bomber" competition requirements. Featuring delta-shaped wings and a wooden-composite fuselage, it's hailed for its innovation. While some claim it was the first stealth aircraft, research post-war revealed reduced radar reflection. Despite its impact on post-war jet development, its legacy remains mysterious, captivating enthusiasts of history, military tech, and aviation. Click here for more history in our 'Brick Model of the Month' blog.
Reviews.
"A fantastic kit, one of the best looking WWII jets. Got some hard times with the small beads, but it was a fun build in general!" ~ Gergan V.
Shipping.
- BrickTanks offers multiple shipping options. Visit the following Shipping page for more details.
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Model Spec.
- 953 bricks
- Figures: 1
- Scale 1:32
- Model dimensions (length x width x height): 23.5 cm x 52.5 cm x 10 cm
- Block with printed name of the plane
- Bodywork with pad printing
- Easy to follow instruction manual
- Compatible with other leading brands of construction bricks
The remarkable and innovative WWII aircraft, Horten Ho 229, is now available as a COBI 1:32 scale model. Spanning 52.5cm, it comprises 953 pieces, including new bricks mimicking the plane's distinct nose, pilot's cabin, and engine air intakes. The model boasts a detailed cockpit with a figure of a test pilot in a flight suit, featuring two sets of headgear. It also features retractable landing gear and high-quality prints with aircraft markings. The bottom is crafted with bricks in a new light blue colour and multiple prints with markings. Walter and Reimar Horten's futuristic design, equipped with two Junkers Jumo 004B turbojet engines, made significant strides in aviation. While some consider it the first stealth aircraft, its impact on post-war jet development in Europe and America remains undeniable. The timeless and modern design continues to captivate history, military technology, and aviation enthusiasts.
History.
The Horten Ho 229, or Gotha Go 229, was a German jet-powered aircraft in WWII, dubbed the "Wunderwaffe" (Wonder Weapon). Designed by Walter and Reimar Horten, it aimed to fulfill the Luftwaffe's "America Bomber" competition requirements. Featuring delta-shaped wings and a wooden-composite fuselage, it's hailed for its innovation. While some claim it was the first stealth aircraft, research post-war revealed reduced radar reflection. Despite its impact on post-war jet development, its legacy remains mysterious, captivating enthusiasts of history, military tech, and aviation. Click here for more history in our 'Brick Model of the Month' blog.
Reviews.
"A fantastic kit, one of the best looking WWII jets. Got some hard times with the small beads, but it was a fun build in general!" ~ Gergan V.
Shipping.
- BrickTanks offers multiple shipping options. Visit the following Shipping page for more details.
