Herpa - Douglas DC-4, Swiss Air Lines "1950s", HB-ILA, Switzerland, 1/125

Product detailed description

Plastic finished model of American Douglas DC-4

Plastic snap-fit model in 1:125 scale.

Colouring is Swiss Air Lines "1950s", HB-ILA, Switzerland

Dimensions: length 22,9 cm, wingspan 28,6 cm

This model is from the Herpa aviation edition of the model manufacturer. The snap-fit models are delivered disassembled from a few parts, which are assembled by snapping them on /without glue/. Only the wings are usually separated.

Douglas DC-4
The Douglas DC-4 is a four-engine transport aircraft that was developed by the Douglas Aircraft Company in the late 1930s as a successor to the DC-3 type. The aircraft first flew in 1942 and was used as a military transport aircraft during World War II under the designation C-54 Skymaster. After the war, the DC-4 was modified for civilian use and was produced until 1947. 1,163 Douglas DC-4s were produced. Today, several DC-4s are still in service as historic aircraft, such as at airshows.