The "Ta 152" is a special high altitude fighter plane that was the pride of the German Air Force, which fought to the end as an ally of Japan during World War II.

At that time, Germany, like Japan, needed to counter enemy bombers such as the "B-17" that flew across continents. Dr. Kurt Tank, chief designer of Focke Wulf, advocated that "fighters should be war horses, not race horses," and the new aircraft developed based on the delicate yet bold design philosophy unique to the German Air Force was completed as the "Ta 152" named after the doctor. Only a few pre production models, the "H-0" and the mass production model "H-1," were deployed in combat, and it is said that with their high turning performance due to their long and beautiful wingspan like a glider, they were able to compete on equal terms with the P-51D, the best fighter plane of World War II that escorted enemy bombers.

2 colour moulded parts including clear and grey

Total parts: 135

Paint and glue not included