Product Information
- Jet fighter-bomber developed independently by France post-World War II
- 1/72 scale plastic model assembly kit of the MD450 Ouragan
About the Real Aircraft
- The MD450 Ouragan is a French jet fighter developed after World War II, with the project starting in 1947.
- Developed by Dassault, its prototype made its first successful flight in February 1949.
- The first production model succeeded in flight in December 1951, and the first air force unit was formed in November 1952.
- Powered by a single Hispano-Suiza Nene 104B engine, achieving a top speed of 940 km/h.
- It had fixed armament of four 20mm cannons and could equip air-to-ground rockets, Matra rocket pods, SNEB 68mm rocket pods, and 454kg bombs.
- The aircraft was also used by countries like India and Israel and remained in service up until the 1980s.
About the Model
- This model is a 1/72 scale plastic assembly kit that accurately represents the MD450 Ouragan, a jet fighter developed independently by France after World War II.
- The model contains 35 parts, with a finished length of 188mm and width of 149mm, showcasing a realistically rendered swept-wing design.
- Separate parts for the nose air intake and rear engine nozzle provide a sense of depth and dimensionality.
- Detailed panel lines enhance realism.
- The cockpit is finely modeled, including the seat, instrument panel, and control stick.
- Markings include the special livery of the French Air Force and a 1956 Israeli Air Force aircraft, provided as decals.
Features
- Recreates the French MD450 Ouragan in 1/72 scale
- Detailed cockpit modeling, including seat, instrument panel, and control stick
- 35 parts in total
- Completed model dimensions: 188mm length, 149mm width
- Includes two markings for French and Israeli versions
Specification Information
- Plastic model
- Scale: 1/72
- Completed model size: 188mm in length
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