DESCRIPTION:
 
The Heinkel 111 is the primary medium bomber used by the Luftwaffe during the Second World War. The plane was designed before the war and was characterized by a glass bow, streamlined, aerodynamic shape and great performance. The HE 111 could carry 2.5 tons of bombs and was armed with six 7.92 mm machine guns and a 20 mm cannon, which allowed for very effective protection against pursuing fighters. This very characteristic machine is especially associated with the September campaign, the French campaign and the Battle of Britain, where such planes were used en masse. Later on, the HE 111s took over the tasks of bomber fighters, still fighting on all German fronts of the war.
 
The model made of construction blocks has many movable elements such as rotating wheels with rubber tires, movable propellers and ailerons. We can place two full-size pilot figures in the cabin. There are two attached bombs under the fuselage. We can place another 6 charges in the opening bomb hatch. The block model was produced in the painting used during the French campaign of 1940. The pads are covered with high-quality prints that do not wear off even during intensive use. This is a great model for all aviation enthusiasts. Thanks to the faithfully reproduced proportions and details of the aircraft, the model will be a perfect decoration for the collection of young and adult history and aviation enthusiasts. The whole set is complemented by a special brick with the printed model name.
 
 
Warning:   Not suitable for children under the age of 3 years due to small parts which could cause a choking hazard.