ICM FW 189A-1 WWII German Model Kit HC-ICM72291

The ICM FW 189A-1 - WWII German Reconnaissance Plane (HC-ICM72291) is a 1:72 plastic model kit depicting the Focke-Wulf Fw 189A-1, a twin-engine, twin-boom, three-seat tactical reconnaissance and army cooperation aircraft. Known as the Uhu, or “Eagle Owl”, the Fw 189 entered Luftwaffe service in 1940 and remained in production until the middle of 1944.

A total of 845 serial aircraft were produced, and the type was used extensively on the Eastern Front. Its German nickname, “Flying Eye”, reflected its reconnaissance role, while the Russian name “Rama”, meaning “Frame”, referred to the distinctive arrangement of its tailbooms. This kit presents the aircraft in a compact 1:72 scale format for assembly and display.

Markings

The decal and marking options represent three aircraft used during the Second World War in different locations and periods:

• Fw 189A-1, 5.(H)/12, Poltava, June 1942
• Fw 189A-1, 11.(H)/12, Russia, summer 1942
• Fw 189A-1, 1.(H)/32, Finland, March 1943

Model Details

The kit contains 170 parts supplied on plastic sprues, with assembly instructions included to guide construction. The completed model represents the aircraft’s twin-boom layout and is sized for a 1:72 scale aircraft collection.

• Scale: 1:72
• Number of parts: 170
• Length: 167 mm
• Width: 255 mm
• Box size: 295 x 225 x 40 mm

What's Included

• Plastic model kit sprues
• Detailed assembly instructions