Oxford Aviation 1/72 Henschel HS 123A Flugzeugfuhrerschule Yellow 21 1941 AC040

Description: Welcome to my listing for the rare and desirable 1/72 Scale Oxford Aviation Henschel HS 123A is AC040 This superb release in the Front line Fighters (Green box) range represents an “A” variant of Henschel HS 123 CAS machine. This was on strength with Flugzeugfuhrerschule Yellow 21 1941. A superb representation in early war Luftwaffe camouflage of splinter green topsides and sky blue undersides, she sports codes CB+AF and “Yellow 21” on the front fuselage, standard Luftwaffe national markings complete the look. A must for any collector of Luftwaffe Machines or Henschel 30’s and 40’s close air support machines. Long sold out in shops and online this 1/72 scale release was not limited but a combination of subject and vendor means this is one rare set indeed. Model bought as new but have been displayed are all 10/10, packaging which has a few scuffs and some shelf wear 9.5++/10.Can you afford to let this go to another collector? Listed at what I consider fair, I will consider reasonable offers. One of a number of Ultra rare, Rare, limited or interesting releases I'm putting up for sale over the next few days. I will happily combine postage, answer questions or provide additional images International offers welcomed, the E-Bay system used but I can and will quote for other methods if it suits. Henschel Hs 123 The Henschel Hs 123 was a German single seat biplane dive-bomber and close support attack aircraft which the Luftwaffe deployed during both the Spanish Civil War and the early to mid part of WWII, seeing service right up until 1944. It was first displayed and took its first flight in May 1935 piloted by WWI Flying Ace General Ernst Udet, following which a small pre-production batch was completed in 1936 for evaluation by the Luftwaffe. The first production examples, following slight modifications, resulted in the 123A-1 and the service aircraft flew with an armoured headrest and fairing in place as well as removable main wheel spats and a faired tail wheel. The dive-bomber career of the aircraft was cut short when it was superseded by the Ju 87A but it was used in many other roles, including pilot training, as reproduced in our 1:72 replica. Painted in a dark green and black green camouflage scheme, the underbody of our Henschel is pale blue grey. Typical German Luftwaffe markings have been applied to the upper and lower body and on the tail. Masked detailing includes the red tips to the four matt black bombs in the underside bomb bays, black green camouflage to the propeller and pale blue grey wing struts. The aircraft number 21 is boldly printed in yellow immediately behind the wings.

Price: 23.74 GBP

Location: Tadley, Hampshire

End Time: 2024-12-13T13:25:50.000Z

Shipping Cost: 30.8 GBP