Modelcollect UA72141 German WWII Wasserfall Ferngelenkte Flakrakete 1+1 pack 1/72

We invite you to check out this unique scale model kit: Modelcollect UA72141 German WWII Wasserfall Ferngelenkte Flakrakete 1+1 pack in 1/72 scale. This plastic assembly kit perfectly replicates the German experimental anti-aircraft missile from World War II. The special set contains two missile models, making it an ideal choice for demanding modelers and collectors interested in German rocket technology from the 1940s.

• Scale: 1/72
• Historical period: World War II
• Country of use: Germany (Nazi Germany)
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Kit contents: plastic parts (2 missiles), assembly instructions
• Extras: glue and paints not included
• Material: high quality plastic
• Difficulty level: 2/5

Historical description of the Wasserfall missile

The Wasserfall missile was an advanced German radio-controlled anti-aircraft weapon developed in the final phase of World War II. It was Germany's response to Allied high-altitude bombing raids. The project was based on the famous V2 missile, but was designed to counter tactical bomber formations. The Wasserfall was an unmanned construction, featuring a warhead weighing about 300 kg and a range of up to 50 km. Although it was only tested and never entered mass combat use, its prototypes today serve as valuable artifacts of German rocket technology development from 1943-1945.

Why choose the Modelcollect UA72141?

This model is recommended both for enthusiasts of German rocket weapons and for military modelers creating historical dioramas from World War II. Its high-quality craftsmanship and details accurately reflect the unique features of the Wasserfall prototypes. The set of two missiles allows for the presentation of different painting options or for integrating the models into larger historical scenes.

Recommended for both beginner and more advanced modelers thanks to its moderate difficulty level. It is an excellent addition to any collection of German World War II vehicles and weapons, inspired by real experimental projects.