The figure conveys the tension experienced by helicopter crew members during the Vietnam War. During the Vietnam War, the United States Army focused heavily on air power, particularly using helicopters for ground attacks. The UH-1 helicopter, adopted by the U.S. Army in 1959, was versatile in its roles, engaged not only in regular transport missions but also as a gunship for ground suppression tasks.
Significant efforts were also put into developing dedicated attack helicopters like the AH-1 Cobra. Amidst this, the 1st Cavalry Division, a mobile unit utilizing helicopters, was created.
This model is a 1/35 scale representation of U.S. Army soldiers from the Vietnam War era. It depicts soldiers participating in ground attacks while aboard American UH-1D helicopter gunships.
- It includes 47 parts to model four American soldiers: a pilot, a co-pilot, and two gunners.
- Each figure wears a helmet, carefully crafted to reflect the shape and expression of the SPH-4 type.
- The upper body is modeled wearing body armor, with realistic details such as uniform wrinkles and boot features.
- Accessories such as a survival knife on the waist and an M10 pistol in a holster are provided as separate parts to enhance realism.
- The set also includes machine guns operated by the gunners, capturing the essence of the Vietnam War era.
Specifications
- Scale: 1/35
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