Sep 20, 2024 · The IAR-81C was designed as an anti-bomber interceptor fighter equipped with a 20mm cannon, along with the IAR-80C. The removal of unnecessary bombing equipment allowed the IAR-81C to reach a maximum speed of 514km/h.

IBG Models model kit in scale 1:72, 72570 is a rebox released in 2024 | Contents, Previews, Reviews, History + Marketplace | IAR 80 | EAN: 5907747903081

Dec 18, 2024 · Today I will review the early version IAR 81C. IBG's 1/72 scale IAR 80 Early comprises 90 parts in grey coloured plastic, 17 parts on a single photo-etched fret, seven parts in clear plus two decal sheets with three marking options and full stencil data.

The IBG 1/72 IAR 81C - Great Air Battles of 1944 from our 1/72 and 1/76 scale military vehicle model kits range range accurately recreates the real-life Romanian fighter aircraft flown during World War II.

Discover the precision and detail of the 1:32 scale Special Hobby IAR-81C 'Rumanian Defender' model kit, an exquisite representation of military aircraft for hobbyists and collectors alike.

Special Hobby model kit in scale 1:32, SH32068 is a rebox released in 2017 | Contents, Previews, Reviews, History + Marketplace | IAR 80 | EAN: 8594071085872

August 1st, 1943 saw IAR-80 & 81s defending the Ploiesti oil plants from attack by USAAF B-24 Liberators, during “Operation Tidal Wave”, when the Rumanian fighters downed some of the heavy bombers.

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This is the 1st issue Azur kit of this famous Romanian WW2 Subject. I am thinning out my extensive kit collection as I will never build all that I have in storage. Snatch this deal up while you can!

Sep 30, 2017 · Molded in gray and clear plastic, this kit includes decals. Will be approximately 12.5cm long with a wingspan of 29.2cm when completed. Includes 74 plastic parts. Adapted from the manufacturer:The IAR-80 fighter was developed by the Romanian company IAR Brasov. In April 1939, chief pilot Dumitru Popescu took the aircraft on its maiden flight.