The Ilyushin IL-2 Sturmovik was a Soviet Union attack aircraft in the WWII. Designed as a armored low-level close-support aircraft capable of defeating enemy armour and other ground targets. First flew on 12 October 1940 as prototype TsKB-57. The aircraft entered production in March 1941 and went into service in May, a total of 36,163 were built. The Sturmovik played a crucial role on the Eastern Front and had famous nicknames such as the "Black Death".
Model Information:
Contains 400+ parts, 15 sprues and tyres, left/right fuselage moulded with authentic details, finely detailed engine, engine accessory compartment and cockpit, new tooled wings accurately represent real ones, optional position flaps, two metal landing gear struts and photo etched parts for safety belt and interior details.
Dimensions:
Length: 352.78 mm
Wingspan: 456.24 mm
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