Bronco CB35058 German V-1 Fi103 A-1 Flying Bomb (1/35)

The Bronco CB35058 German V-1 Fi103 A-1 Flying Bomb model is a precisely crafted plastic assembly kit in 1/35 scale, designed for historical model enthusiasts and fans of World War II military technology. This product faithfully replicates the German V-1 jet-powered missile, also known as Fi 103, one of the most famous revenge weapon projects of the Third Reich.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country: Germany
• Historical Period: World War II (1944–1945)
• Material: High-quality plastic
• Category: Plastic model kit
• The set does not include glue or paints

Historical Overview: The V-1 Flying Bomb (German: Vergeltungswaffe 1) was the world’s first operational cruise missile. Manufactured by the German company Fieseler, it was used on a large scale for terror attacks on London and other Western European cities from June 1944 onward. Despite its relatively simple construction — powered by the Argus As 014 pulse jet engine and with a range of about 250 kilometers — the V-1 was one of the first “precision weapons” in the history of warfare. It is estimated that over 10,000 of these missiles were launched, although their effectiveness decreased as Allied anti-aircraft systems improved.

The Bronco CB35058 model has been designed with attention to historical detail, reflecting characteristic features of the Fi 103 A-1 design, including its distinctive wings, tail, and propulsion system. The box contains precisely fitted plastic parts and a clear assembly instruction, ensuring a satisfying and engaging build for both intermediate and advanced modelers. The difficulty level of the set is rated at 3/5 – requiring precise assembly skills and a basic knowledge of model painting.

This model is especially recommended for fans of German military technology and collectors of World War II dioramas. Thanks to the 1/35 scale, the model fits perfectly with other vehicles and figures from this period, allowing for the recreation of historical scenes both as individual displays and within extensive modeling projects.