Avro Anson C Mk.19 (IAC, SRAF)
Avro Anson C Mk.19 (IAC, SRAF)
Valom 1:72
| Ref. No.: | VAL72168 |
| Availability: | IN STOCK |
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Colour schemes included in the kit:
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Colour schemes included in the kit:
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3) Sikorsky (Sud Aviation-built) HSS-1, c/n SA184, White B-7/OT-ZKG, No.40 Heli Squadron (Smaldeel Heli/Escadrille Héli), a/c leased to the Belgian Navy, Belgian Air Force (Belgische Luchtmacht/Force aérienne belge), Koksijde Air Base (Vliegbasis Koksijde/Base Aérienne de Coxyde), Belgium, mid-1960s
4) Sikorsky SH-34J (HSS-1N), MM150821 (c/n 58-1666), White 4-03, 1st Helicopter Squadron (Gruppo Elicotteri), Italian Navy (Marina Militare Italiana, MMI), Catania-Fontanarossa Air Base (MARISTAELI), Sicily, Italy, mid-1960s
