Italeri 2701S 1/48 Henschel HS 126 A-1/B-1 Replica Kit  [IT-2701S]

Italeri 2701 - 1/48 HS 126 A-1 / B-1 WWII
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Model:
IT-2701S
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Introduction to the Henschel HS 126 A-1/B-1 Model

The Italeri 2701S 1/48 kit depicts the Henschel HS 126 A-1/B-1, emphasising the aircrafts high-wing arrangement, the three-blade propeller and its fixed undercarriage. The kit layout aims to make assembly logical while preserving the plane's distinctive profile.

Service Record Brief

Debuting in 1937, the HS 126 was powered by an 850hp Bramo 323 radial engine and deployed for reconnaissance with two cameras and light defensive armament. It served across early theatres of the war and was used by the Condor Legion before newer designs made it obsolete.

Why Model This Aircraft

This Italeri release appeals to modellers who like historic reconnaissance types. The parts provide good opportunities for weathering and detailing to reflect operational wear and field service.

  • Scale: 1/48
  • Model Dimensions: 22.6 cm in length
  • Engine Type: Bramo 323 radial engine (historical context)
  • Assembly Required: Yes
  • Paint and Decals: Not included
The model represents a late 1930s reconnaissance aircraft used in early World War II operations, emphasising observation and short-range photographic duties.
Basic builds can be completed from the box, but enthusiasts often add aftermarket details like photoetch, seat harnesses and refined antennas for a more authentic finish.
Yes, with careful painting and weathering the finished model makes an appealing display subject for cases or shelves focused on WWII aerial reconnaissance.

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