Herpa Eurowings Airbus A320 BVB Fan Airbus D-AEWM, 1:400 Scale

Description

• MINIATURE MODEL: Herpa models are reproduced at reduced scales and accurately represent their real-life counterparts for demanding model builders.
• COLLECTOR'S ITEM: Complete your collection with Herpa models, including cars, trucks with trailers, fire engines, emergency vehicles, and aircraft.
• ORIGINAL AND HIGHLY DETAILED: Herpa miniature models are made from high-quality plastic that accurately captures the details. The originals represented include aircraft from Boeing, Airbus, and Embraer.
• VALUABLE GIFT: The true-to-scale appearance makes this model appealing to collectors and companies alike. Herpa models are suitable as birthday or promotional gifts thanks to their realistic details.
• INFORMATION AND CONTENTS: The aircraft model is reproduced at a 1:400 scale. It is suitable as a gift, decoration, or sophisticated detail for a miniature world, diorama, or model railway.

Product description Aircraft also revolutionized Herpa, the Franconian manufacturer of model vehicles. There is hardly a model aircraft that Herpa has not reproduced at a small scale. The model range has been continuously expanded to include aircraft types from civil and military aviation, as well as accessories for airport dioramas, miniature worlds, and model railways. At the 1:500 scale alone, more than 3,500 model aircraft representing over 100 different aircraft types and almost 600 airlinesfrom Lufthansa, Ryanair, Eurowings, and Air France to Emirateshave been produced. The ongoing improvement in the quality of the aircraft models and their increasing level of detail speak for themselves. Starting in 1990 with a Boeing B-52, the three-stage ... In 1932, exactly 90 years ago, the Junkers Ju-52/3m, the three-engine and by far the most important version of the legendary Aunt Ju, made its maiden flight. The Lufthansa Ju-52 is a classic and enduring favorite in the Herpa range, virtually since the early days of the Wings series (item no. 019040). Less well known is that British European Airways operated ten Ju-52 aircraft between 1946 and 1948. The United Kingdom government founded BEA in 1946, initially for European flights and, from 1947, also for domestic flights. To meet this need, BEA operated a mixed fleet that also included ten Ju-52 aircraft captured from defeated Germany. Because Junkers sounds like "junk" in English, BEA simply renamed the aircraft Jupiter. They were used exclusively on domestic routes. Although they were quite popular with flight crews, a lack of spare parts for the BMW engines led to their early retirement after just two years. Warnings According to the manual.

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