ICM Sikorsky CH-54A Tarhe U.S. Heavy Helicopter Plastic Model Kit, 1/35 Scale
- Unpainted, unassembled model kit
- 100% All new tooling
- 573 parts
- Molded in gray and clear plastic
- Two build and two decal options
The Sikorsky CH-54A Tarhe is an American twin engine heavy lift helicopter designed by Sikorsky Aircraft for the United States Army. Production model powered by two 4,500 shp (3,400 kW) Pratt & Whitney T73-P-1 turboshafts, 54 built. On 9 May 1962, the first of three prototypes performed its first flight. The helicopter set 10 world records for it's class, including lifting a 15-ton cargo to 3307 meters.
ICM's model kits features 100% all-new tooling, a high level of detail in all elements, options to build with or without engine air filters, two landing gear strut options, 573 parts and decals for two variants of Vietnam War era markings. Made in Ukraine.
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ICM Sikorsky CH-54A Tarhe U.S. Heavy Helicopter Plastic Model Kit, 1/35 Scale
Item #: 90961
List Price $299.95
Our Price $269.95 Details
ICM Sikorsky CH-54A Tarhe U.S. Heavy Helicopter Plastic Model Kit, 1/35 Scale
- Unpainted, unassembled model kit
- 100% All new tooling
- 573 parts
- Molded in gray and clear plastic
- Two build and two decal options
The Sikorsky CH-54A Tarhe is an American twin engine heavy lift helicopter designed by Sikorsky Aircraft for the United States Army. Production model powered by two 4,500 shp (3,400 kW) Pratt & Whitney T73-P-1 turboshafts, 54 built. On 9 May 1962, the first of three prototypes performed its first flight. The helicopter set 10 world records for it's class, including lifting a 15-ton cargo to 3307 meters.
ICM's model kits features 100% all-new tooling, a high level of detail in all elements, options to build with or without engine air filters, two landing gear strut options, 573 parts and decals for two variants of Vietnam War era markings. Made in Ukraine.
As seen in Fine Scale Modeler Magazine's June 2023 Model Kit Reviews
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