- One fuselage half with view into the interior
- Finely detailed surfaces with engraved panel lines
- Detailed interior with 20 seats
- 5 passenger figures en stewardesses
- Cockpit with 2 pilot figures
- Luggage compartment and radio compartment
- Tail doors can be built in open position
- Optional view into rotor mechanism
- Rotating propellers
- Detailed main rotor and rotor blades
- Decals for the prototype version
Release date 04/2009
No. of parts 125
Length 228 mm
Rotor diameter 364 mm
Scale: 1/78
Skill Level 5
Assembly, paint, glue required

Original details
Type description Commercial aircraft
Year/Period 1957
Origin GB
Engine capacity 2 x 2088 kW
Speed 298 km/h

This large and experimental helicopter-aircraft combination should have been used for large loads and passengers or troop transport. The Fairey Rotodyne prototype flew for the first time in november 1957 and was to be shown three years later at the Farnborough Air Show. Power was provided by two Napier Eland engines plus compressed air propulsion at the rotor tips for a vertical take off. The Rotodyne could take about 60 passengers at a cruising speed of 298 km/u and a flight range of 724 km. BEA as well as New York Airways were interested but owing to growing delivery times and financing problems, the project later was halted.

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #4020
1/144 SA330 Puma Helicopter

-Re-Issue
-Includes detailed cockpit
- movable main rotor
- decals for 2 RAF versions
-Structurally detailed surfaces
-Cargo compartment with seating, doors optionally open or closed
Skill 3
Length 4 inches / 102 mm x 104 mm
Scale 1/144
Assembly, paint, glue required

The widely used SA 330 Puma is a medium all-weather transport helicopter built jointly by Aerospatiale and Westland. Over 700 Pumas have been made for 25 armies. Capacity 20 troops; range 500 km.

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #4413
1/72 Kamov Ka-58 Stealth helicopter

- Can be built as a strike or combat helicopter
- Structural details on surface with recessed panel lines
- Cockpit with seats and instrument panel
- Movable undernose cannon
- Detailed rotor head
- Landing gear
- Rocket pods and anti-tank missiles
- Decals for 2 versions
Scale 1:72
No. of parts 111
Length 197 mm / 7.75 in.
Rotor diameter 202 mm / 8 in.
Skill Level 4
Assembly, paint, glue required

Original details
Type description Stealth-Hubschrauber
Origin RU

It is no longer possible to imagine modern armed forces without the combat helicopter specialising in attack on ground targets and infantry support. In addition to a superior sensor and weapons technology its great manoeuvrability and short reaction time give this attack and defence platform dominance over ground-based weapons, as does its adequate armour. The Kamov study for a new all-weather stealth helicopter has a low radar signature and offers great flexibility with weapons.

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #4415
1/72 AH-1W Super Cobra Combat Helicopter

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #4420
1/48 AH-64D/WAH-64D Longbow Apache Helicopter

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #4422
1/72 Eurocopter EC145 VIP Helicopter

Assembly required
1/72 scale

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #4469
1/72 RAH.66 Boeing/Sikorsky Comanche Helicopter

- Structural fuselage details
- Detailed cockpit
- Movable 200 mm cannon under the fuselage
- Movable fan-in-fin tail rotor
- Detailed landing gear
- Weapons bay with Hellfire guided missiles
- Stub-wings with pylons and external loads
- Movable main rotor
- Decals for prototype version
Colors: 5 46 57
Scale 1:72
No. of parts 77
Length 191 mm
Rotor diameter 166 mm
Skill Level 3

The Boeing/Sikorsky RAH-66 Comanche is one of the most up-to-date helicopters ever built and is equipped with state-of-the-art communications systems and advanced avionics. This light combat helicopter was developed specially to meet the requirements of the US Army and will be used in future together with the AH-64 for anti-tank missions. Max. speed: 322 km/h.

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #4476
1/48 UH-1 Bell Huey Hog US Army Marines Helicopter

- Structurally detailed surfaces
- Detailed interior with instrument panel
- Pilot figures
- Seat and ammunition chest
- Representation of engine
- Movable main and tail rotors
- 2 rocket pods
- 4 external MGs with cartridge belt
- Optional undernose grenade launcher
- Decals for a Marine Corps UH-1E and a US Army UH-1C
Scale 1:48
No. of parts 76
Length 252 mm
Rotor diameter 277 mm
Skill Level 4

Original details
Type description Standard helicopter of the army
Year/Period 1962
Origin USA
Engine capacity 1 x 820 kW
Speed 237 kph

The Bell UH-1 Iroquois - better know as the Huey - gained fame when it was used by the American forces in the Vietnam War of the sixties. It became an irreplaceable piece of modern battlefield equipment that saw rescue, troop transport and armed escort duty. When the heavy machine guns, rocket pods and nose mounted grenade launcher were introduced, the UH-1B and C received the nickname "Huey Hog". It was also flown by the Marine Corps as the UH-1E.

In response to an invitation by the US Army to tender for a light and in particular an economical scout helicopter, in 1960 the Bell Aerospace Corporation developed the model OH-4/206A and later built this as the modified Bell 206B JetRanger for civil customers. By 1997 over 7.700 of the JetRanger with all its later versions had been sold including 4,400 for civil applications, making it the most built helicopter in the world. Crew: one pilot and four passengers; cruising speed: 214 km/h; range: 732 km.

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #4485
1/72 Eurocopter Tiger Combat Helicopter

- New mould
- Surface details with recessed panel lines
- Detailed cockpit with instrument panel
- Detailed landing gear
- Movable main rotor
- Antennae
- Pylons for weapons
- Conversion parts for the UHT version with mast-mounted sights
- Missile pods: Trigat, HOT and Stinger
- HAP version with undernose cannon
- Mistral guided missiles and rocket pods
Scale 1:72
No. of parts 116
Length 194 mm
Rotor diameter 168 mm
Skill Level 4
Assembly, paint, glue required

Original details
Type description military helicopter
Year/Period 1991
Origin D/F
Engine capacity 2 x 883 kW
Speed 316 kph

In the UHT Tiger the German army has acquired the very latest combat helicopter, which due to its sensor technology and versatile armament (Trigat, HOT, Stinger missiles as well as unguided rockets and machine cannon), is perfect for fulfilling a wide spectrum of missions from armed escort to fire support. The first German production machine was available to the Federal German armed forces on 6th April 2005. The French army flying unit had already received its first Tiger HAP with a 30 mm cannon on 18.3.2005.

Revell / Monogram scale model kit #4489
1/72 NATO-Helicopter NH90 TTH model kit

Model-details:
- NH90 model with the standard production equipment
- Nose section with FLIR
- Cable-cutting equipment
- Long antennae on the sides of the fuselage
- Additional sensors and flare canisters
- Exhaust casing
- Recessed surface details
- Cargo compartment optionally loaded with seats
- 4 three-seat benches and 2 four-seat benches
- Detailed landing gear
- Super decals with all maintenance markings and stencils
-- Versions: German army flying unit, Italian and Finnish armed forces
Colors: 9 15 57 65 76 91
Scale 1:72
Release date 04/2007
No. of parts 131
Length 225 mm
Rotor diameter 226 mm
Skill Level 4

Injection molded plastic parts with engraved surface details
Detailed fuselage with textured surface
Detailed cockpit with instrument panel
Moving main and tail rotors
Detailed undercarriage
Two pilot figures
Moving 20mm gun
70mm rocket carriers
Hellfire air-to-ground rockets
Two Sidewinder rockets at the wings
Waterslide decals for 2 US Army version
Illustrated assembly instructions
Scale: 1/32
Length: 18.74" (476mm)
Rotor diameter: 17.99" (457mm)
Skill level: 4
Assembly, paint, glue required

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #4640
1/48 SH-60B Seahawk Helicopter

- Structural details on surfaces, recessed panel lines
- Detailed cockpit with seats
- Interior with radar operator's console
- Dunking device for sonobuoys
- Detailed landing gear
- Under- nose/ventral radar pod and sensors
- Pylon with towed array
- 2 torpedoes
- Optional positions for right side door
- Left cockpit door can be shown open
- Movable main and tail rotors
- Rotor blades can be mounted folded
- Decals for 2 US Navy versions
Scale 1:48
Release date 04/2008
No. of parts 132
Length 312 mm
Rotor diameter 338 mm
Skill Level 4
Assembly, paint, glue required

Original details
Type description Multi-purpose helicopter
Year/Period 1980
Origin USA
Engine capacity 2 x 1260 kW
Speed 233 km/h

The Sikorsky SH-60B Seahawk belongs to one of the most successful series of helicopters in the world, the Sikorsky S-70 with the military designation H-60. The machines in this series are distinguished by their almost unlimited applications that meet almost the whole spectrum of performance requirements of all branches of the armed services. The successes to date of this undisputably best and most universal of military helicopters have made the new versions of equal interest to the US Navy and US Marines. The SH-60B Seahawk has been in use since 1983. Under the fuselage the helicopter carries a radar pod with a Texas Instruments AN/APS 0124 search radar and a towed array for detecting submarines. For this type of mission the SH-60B can be armed with up to three type Mk.46 torpedoes. A particular external feature of the SH-60B is the dunking device for the sonobuoys used in acoustic underwater searches.

The Chinook is a medium-lift tactical transport helicopter, that for many years has been used throughout the globe for heavy-duty battlefield support. The HC Mk 1 version used by the RAF is based on the US Army CH-47C model that has been built since the late 1960s. The original design dates back to the 1950s, when the US Army needed a helicopter for greater transport mobility. It flew for the first time in 1961. During the Vietnam War the Chinook was used for transporting supplies, troops and weapons to the front line. In March 1980, the Royal Air Force received its first 33 converted Chinook HC.1s, which served in 3 squadrons. A special feature of these machines was that they were equipped with a 3-point cargo handling system with lifting hook for external loads up to 9.5 tons. This version later received larger rotor blades made of fibreglass and a hydraulic winch. The carrying capacity is 44 fully equipped soldiers or 24 stretchers with wounded. The title version shown here for No. 18 Squadron was presented in 1990 at the 75th anniversary celebrations. In total over 506 of the CHJ-47C helicopter were produced.

- High landing gear, detailed struts
- Structural details on surface
- Detailed cockpit
- Imitation headphones and radio cables
- Auxiliary antennae
- Sensors
- Life-saving equipment
- Detailed pilot seats with instrument panels
- Portable stretcher
- Movable main rotor
- Fenestron tail rotor
- Decals with detailed markings for the "Air Rescue" version and 3 different identification marks
Scale 1:32
Release date 04/2009
No. of parts 203
Length 324 mm
Rotor diameter 316 mm
Skill Level 5
Assembly, paint, glue required

Original details
Type description Light helicopter
Year/Period 1994
Origin D
Engine capacity 2 x 340 kW
Speed 287 km/h

The EC 135 is the quietest helicopter of its class and is the most successful Eurocopter development to date. This twin-engined light helicopter has become a real best seller for Eurocopter. Among the special features of the EC135 are a low-noise Fenestron shrouded tail rotor, fuselage and rotor blades made of composite materials and a versatile capability. It is one of the most economical and low-maintenance helicopters of the new generation. The German Ministry of the Interior has introduced a total of 16 EC 135 T2is for primary air rescue work within the civil defence framework. All machines are equipped with emergency medical equipment, the "HELLAS" obstacle recognition system, a "TAS" anti-collision system and a GPS system and are approved for instrument flying.

The EC 135, which was launched on the world market in 1996, has developed into the best selling helicopter in its class. The Austrian Ministry of the Interior has put eight EC 135s into service. Thanks to their extensive state-of-the art equipment, these aircraft are suitable for police duties and also for search andrescue. The German police force uses 25 EC 135s as liaison and observation helicopters for frontier security operations.

Revell / Monogram plastic scale model kit #1183
1/72 AH-64 Apache Helicopter Desktop kit

Scale: 1:72
Skill level: 1
Length: 8in
No. Pieces: 41
Body Molded in: Olive Drab
Decals: Peel-n-Stick

Revell / Monogram scale model kit #2825
1/32 Snaptite 1969 Camaro Z/28 kit
Plastic Model

Revell / Monogram plastic scale model kit #1373
1/100 Snaptite Gulf War AH-64D Apache Desktop kit

Skill Level 1-paint and glue not needed.

Now in service in the US Army, the AH-64D Apache is an upgraded version of the AH-64A Apache attack helicopter. The AH-64 is the principal attack helicopter in the US Army. The Apaches have played important roles in several Middle Eastern wars, including the Gulf War, Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan, and Operation Iraqi Freedom in Iraq.

Revell / Monogram scale model kit #5201
1/48 Vietnam Huey Hog Helicopter kit
Plastic Model

Revell / Monogram plastic scale model kit #5443
1/48 AH-64 Apache Helicopter