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DeHavilland TK.5 (1939)
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SCALE: 1/72 |
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INITIAL RELEASE: 2004 |
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MEDIUM: Resin |
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RARITY: (3) |
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TK-5's Over the English Channel |
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ABOUT THE DESIGN |
ABOUT THE KIT |
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The TK.5 was an experimental monoplane prototype developed by the De Havilland aircraft company of Great Britain in the late 1930s. Powered by a single rear-mounted D. H. Gipsy Major engine, the canard-style aircraft had an unusual butterfly-like main wing. Unfortunately, the plane proved to be an utter failure; it never even got off the ground. The project was cancelled in 1939. |
This all-resin model from Dujin of France was released in 2004. As the original TK.5 was unmarked, the kit did not contain decals. This model was built from an original issue. |
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Original Box Art |
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