MV-22B Osprey, United States Marine Corps, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, 365th Medium Tiltrotor Squadron "Blue Knights" 1/72 [AF10012C]
MV-22B Osprey, United States Marine Corps, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, 365th Medium Tiltrotor Squadron "Blue Knights" 1/72 [AF10012C]
MV-22B Osprey, United States Marine Corps, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, 365th Medium Tiltrotor Squadron "Blue Knights" 1/72 [AF10012C]
MV-22B Osprey, United States Marine Corps, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, 365th Medium Tiltrotor Squadron "Blue Knights" 1/72 [AF10012C]
MV-22B Osprey, United States Marine Corps, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, 365th Medium Tiltrotor Squadron "Blue Knights" 1/72 [AF10012C]

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MV-22B Osprey, United States Marine Corps, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, 365th Medium Tiltrotor Squadron "Blue Knights" 1/72 [AF10012C]

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MV-22B Osprey, United States Marine Corps, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, 365th Medium Tiltrotor Squadron "Blue Knights" 1/72 [AF10012C]

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Product model number AF10012C
Product Code 4523231620206
release date 2021/9/2
Manufacturer AIR FORCE1
scale 1/72
material Zinc die-cast (rotor, gears, etc. are partly plastic)
Pilot figure Included (cockpit built-in)
stand Included
Partial assembly required Yes (rotor is inserted. Stand is inserted separately)
Model name Boeing MV-22 Osprey
Model size Overall length: approx. 12.1 cm Overall width: approx. 17.7 cm (including rotor)
Actual size Overall length: 17.47m Overall width: 25.54m (including rotors)
Organization Name United States Marine Corps
Unit 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, 365th Medium Tiltrotor Squadron "Blue Knights"
Aircraft number YM00/168305
detail Founded in July 1963, VMM-365 introduced the Osprey in January 2009. It has been used in the war in Afghanistan and for the evacuation of the U.S. Embassy in Yemen.