REV04478 Eurocopter ALOUETTE II "ATTACK" Nord SS-11 & missiles

The Alouette II made the news on July 3, 1956 when it became the first helicopter to perform a mountain-rescue by evacuating a mountaineer who had suffered from cardiac arrest at over 4,000 m and again on January 3, 1957 the Alouette II was called upon to rescue the crew of a crashed Sikorsky S-58 which was searching for missing mountaineers Jean Vincendon and François Henry on Mont blanc.

The Alouette II gained its domestic certificate of airworthiness on 2 May 1957.

Production started initially to fulfil orders from the French armed forces and civilian customers. It made military history by being the first helicopter worldwide to be equipped with anti-tank missiles (the Nord SS.11s), and by the time production ended in 1975 with over 1,500 Alouette II's had been built and in use in over 80 countries including 47 armed forces. It is also licence built in Brazil, Sweden, India and in the United States

Vijf uitvoeringen mogelijk;

• Sud Aviation S.E.3130 Alouette II, Versuchsschwarm Heeresflieger-Lehrstaffel 51, SS-11 Weapons Firing Tests 14.-17.11.1962, Bückeburg-Achum, Germany.
• Sud Aviation S.E.3130 Alouette II, Versuchschwarm Heeresflieger-Lehrstaffel 51, SS-11 Weapons Firing Tests 14.-17.11.1962, Bückeburg-Achum, Germany.
• Sud Aviation S.E.3130 Alouette II, Versuchsschwarm Heeresfliegerwaffenschule HFgWaS, Bückeburg-Achum, Germany 1962.
• Sud Aviation S.E.3130 Alouette II, Heeresfliegerschule HFlgWaS, Versuchsschwarm, Bückeburg-Achum, Germany, 1963.
• Sud Aviation S.E.3130 Alouette II, Heeresfliefgerwaffenschule HFlgWaS, ILA Hannover, Germany.

• Lang; 295 mm.
• Rotor-diameter; 340 mm.

Model-details:

• Injection molded plastic parts, beautifully scribed with impressive details! Exquisite cockpit detail with control panel and electronic boxes.
• Clear cockpit doors open and close.
• Rotating main rotor and filigree tail rotor.
• Exquisitely detailed main rotor hub.
• Detailed target sighting system.
• Realistically molded Nord SS-11 missiles and pylons.
• Accurately depicted open framework tail boom.
• Prototypical landing skids.