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21st Century - JSI > 1:18 WWII Aircraft - Axis

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Messerschmitt Me262 - Night Fighter Announcing the imminent arrival of the 1:18 Scale Me-262B-1a/U1 Messerschmitt Two-Seat Night Fighter.  This highly accurate model comes loaded with incredible features such as fully functioning nose & main landing gear that retract into authentic gear bays and ammo bay doors that open to reveal four Mk. 108 cannons with ammo feed chutes. The cockpit features an accurately opening canopy, radar operator’s seat, fabric seatbelts and super-detailed instrument panels. The aircraft also features flying surfaces with a full range of motion including rudder, elevators, ailerons, inner & outer flaps as well as six-part extendable leading edge slats. It also comes with an accurately researched and replicated forward array radar.  Finally, this scale model includes two (2) nose-mounted drop tanks and optional bombs (w/ pylons), two (2) rocket-assist take-off motors and two (2) articulated pilot action figures. This Me-262B-1a/U1 was attached to the 10th Staffel of Nachtjagdgeschwader   NJG 11 , Kommando Welter, a dedicated Night Fighter unit operating the Me-262 in the final weeks of WWII in Europe. This unit was equipped with a handful of these 2-seat Night Fighters, and each one had a similar, but unique, paint scheme. Red 10 had all upper surfaces painted in Light Blue and Black applied on the undersides. The upper surfaces were further camouflaged with serpentine lines of Grey/Violet. This was a very common finish for German Night Fighters, as experience showed that this light camouflaged color scheme made the aircraft harder to see from above in the dark skies over Germany.