ICM 1/32 German Hs123A-1 (Late) 32015 1/25/4 this plastic model can be

this plastic model can be posed in a wide variety of ways

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Released Date 2007-12

All subsequent sub-types were also fitted with the bubble canopy and became a characteristic feature of late production Thunderbolts

Feared as the flying “can opener” by Allied soldiers

ICM 1/32 German Hs123A-1 (Late) 32015 1/25/4 this plastic model can bePlastic model kit, assembly required. Glue, paint and finishing supplies not included. In 1933, at the initiative of the German Reich Ministry of Aviation, development began on a specialized dive bomber. In the spring of 1935, the prototype developed by Henschel Flugzeug Werke A. G. made its first flight. This prototype was designated Hs 123 V1. The aircraft received positive evaluations, and in September 1936, serial production of the Hs 123A 1