Revell 04939 Airbus Helicopters EC135 ANWB 1/72 – plastic rescue helicopter model kit

Revell 04939 Airbus Helicopters EC135 ANWB in 1/72 scale is a precise plastic model of a rescue helicopter, faithfully replicating the original used by the Dutch rescue organization ANWB. It is an offer for demanding modelers who value detail, realism, and the highest quality from a European manufacturer.

The EC135 helicopter, developed by the European consortium Airbus Helicopters (formerly Eurocopter), is a versatile light aircraft, particularly popular with rescue and police services in many countries. The ANWB model, recreated by Revell, is one of the most important air ambulances of the Dutch Air Medical Services, saving lives in numerous medical emergencies since the late 1990s. The EC135 has also been used in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and the USA, among others.

• Scale: 1/72
• User country: The Netherlands (ANWB), also other European countries and the USA
• Service period: modern times (from 1996 to present)
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Additional parts: clear parts imitating windows and lights, detailed decals for the ANWB version

The model is intended for assembly and painting by the user. The kit includes carefully manufactured plastic parts, a precise illustrated instruction manual, and decals allowing for the faithful recreation of the colors and markings of the ANWB rescue helicopters. Especially impressive are the realistic cockpit details, the tail boom, the fully equipped medical cabin, and precisely made rotors.

Recommendations: We recommend the model to both intermediate and experienced modelers due to the assembly complexity, abundance of details, and the need for precise painting. It is an excellent choice for aviation enthusiasts, helicopter collectors, and all fans of medical rescue services. Build difficulty: 3/5.

Category: plastic model kit – civilian/lifesaving helicopters

Choosing the Revell 04939 Airbus Helicopters EC135 ANWB 1/72, you get a realistic model that will look great in any model collection or on dioramas depicting modern rescue operations.