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Model Set Arado Ar E.555 - P-Series

Model Set Arado Ar E.555 - P-Series - Main image
$19.83 $30.99 In stock

Work on this long-range flying-wing bomber for long ranges, high speed (860 km/h) and bomb load began in mid-1944, but never progressed beyond the planning stage and was stopped after just six months. - Large, detailed fuselage parts - Six engines Authentic representation of the following versions: - Arado Ar (E) 555 I/KG 100, Luftwaffe 1948 project - Arado Ar (E) 555 KG 200, Luftwaffe 1948 project wing In addition to basic colors, glue and brushes are also included.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Elizabeth ★★★★★

The panel lines are crisp and the decals cover all the late-war markings I wanted for a Luftwaffe '46 build. Fit was near-perfect for a short-run kit, and the wings went together with just a touch of filler.

Eva ★★★★★

The cockpit glazing and engine nacelles fit together so cleanly that I barely needed filler, which is rare for a kit this obscure. It’s a cool piece of what-if history, even if the real thing never flew.

Carter ★★★★★

The panel lines and rivet detail on this flying-wing prototype are incredibly crisp for the scale, and the decal sheet covers all the late-war what-if schemes I wanted. Assembly was straightforward, though the wing joint needed a touch of putty; it's a great kit for a Luftwaffe '46 project.