Mirage Hobby 481306 Halberstadt CL.II, Two-seater, Ground Support Aircraft, early version (1/48)

The Mirage Hobby 481306 model represents the iconic Halberstadt CL.II military aircraft in a two-seater, early-type version, in the popular 1:48 scale. This is a precisely reproduced plastic model kit, recommended both for aviation enthusiasts and collectors of historical models from the World War I era.

• Category: plastic model kit
• Scale: 1/48
• Material: high-quality plastic
• The set does not include glue or paints
• Manufacturer: Mirage Hobby

The Halberstadt CL.II was a German light ground-attack and reconnaissance aircraft designed in 1917 by Halberstädter Flugzeugwerke. The CL.II version played a key role during numerous Luftstreitkräfte operations on the Western Front of World War I. It was used primarily for air support and reconnaissance missions, with the direct participation of both crew members—pilot and gunner. Its characteristic two-seater "tandem" configuration enabled effective defense thanks to the movable rear turret with a machine gun.

The Mirage Hobby 481306 model faithfully reproduces the skin structure, cockpit details, and armament of the original aircraft. The kit includes a clear assembly manual, a rich decal sheet with historical markings of German Luftstreitkräfte units, as well as intricate details imitating cockpit equipment and control surfaces. Precisely made elements allow you to recreate the aircraft to a standard consistent with historical sources from 1917–1918.

The model is recommended for intermediate and experienced modelers (difficulty level: 3/5) who want to improve their skills in assembling and painting historical aircraft details. It is an excellent addition to any World War I aircraft collection and a great starting point for advanced modeling projects using weathering or enhancement techniques.

The high quality of the kit, authentic details, and the rare subject matter make the Mirage Hobby 481306 Halberstadt CL.II a unique model for every military aviation and Great War history enthusiast.