The Heinkel He219 A-7 Uhu served as a capable night-fighter during World War II, recognised for its blend of speed and onboard radar. Twin Daimler-Benz DB603 engines powered the type, and the A-7 introduced larger supercharger intakes along with radar improvements to bolster high-altitude interceptions.
From its 1942 introduction the He219 brought several advanced design ideas into service. It offered a pressurised crew area, a forward cockpit for enhanced visibility, and tricycle landing gear. The aircraft also stands out for early adoption of ejector seats in operational use.
Tamiya's 1/48 kit renders the He219 A-7 with crisp panel lines and well-engineered parts. The assembly rewards attention to fit and finish, making it suitable for collectors and modellers focused on historical accuracy.
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