Yokosuka MXY7 “Ohka” model 11 - the Japanese kamikaze plane

“Ohka” planes were designed for suicide flights. That single-seater rocket-powered plane was a very innovative design, but they didn’t live up to expectations. The construction of the aircraft was inspected by the German flying bombs "V-1". They produced 755 units by the end of World War II, but the combat benefits were very small because they were difficult to control and maneuverable. In addition, if the pilot deviated from the course for a moment, it was practically impossible to "catch" the target again. As a result, most of these planes ended their flights in ocean waves.

A simple, but well-detailed model of an airplane-bomb on a trolley. This model will easily assemble even by inexperienced modelers.