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C-130H Hercules,179th Airlift Wing "60th"
C-130H Hercules, 179th Airlift Wing "60th Anniversary" Dragon Wings DRW-56276
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C-130H Hercules, 179th Airlift Wing "60th Anniversary"
Dragon Wings, highly detailed.
1:400 Scale, Matal Diecast, comes with stand.
Features:
- Highly detailed
- True to 1/400
- Highly collectible
- High quality diecast construction
- Display in flight or on the ground (stand included)
Excitingly, the Warbirds range is experiencing a resurgence, with a range of totally new models scheduled for release, including some based on brand new toolings. First up is this C-130 Hercules in the markings of 179 AW.
One of the most famous military transport aircraft of all time must surely be the American C-130 Hercules, and indeed it has had the longest continuous production run of any military aircraft in history. The markings depicted on this die-cast aircraft are those installed for the unit’s 60th anniversary, which was marked in 2008. The collectible is finely detailed and accurately sculpted. The C-130 is one of the best selling Warbirds line aircraft. Bedecked in these colorful new 179 AW markings of the USAF, this item is sure to be a bestseller.
Additional Info
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Stock#DRW-56276
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BrandDragon Wings
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Country of Manufacture
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AircraftLockheed C-130 Hercules
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AirlineUSAF
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Registration0794
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MaterialNo
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Scale1:400
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Dimensions (L x W)No
Warning: Choking Hazard!
Contains small parts. Not a toy. Not for children under 3 years.
Customer Reviews
- Crestline not "Catsline"
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Looks great but one mistake that should be corrected in any further productions is that it has a "Catsline" marking which should read Crestline. Named after a small town near the base in Mansfield, Ohio. (Posted on 8/4/2013) - C-130H Hercules, 179th Airlift Wing "60th Anniversary" Dragon Wings
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Various versions of the C-130 have been around since the late 40s and this H version is one of the latest versions. It is the last version with the 4 bladed props as the J version uses six pointed props. The DW C-130 is not too bad a model in spite of a lot of use of plastic. Some times plastic is an advantage in that you can etch in greater details on the wings and model surfaces as we see on this model. I particularly like the door markings , the color tips on the props. The landing gear appears scaled but lacks some details seen on other models of this size. This model comes with a stand. It can be displayed with the rear door open or closed. The props do not spin nor do the tires roll. (Posted on 1/6/2011)