Fly 32004 Rotachute Mk I (1/32) – plastic model kit

Fly 32004 Rotachute Mk I in 1:32 scale is a unique plastic model kit that faithfully replicates the prototype British military glider Rotachute Mk I. This model is designed for ambitious aircraft modelers looking to enrich their collection with a rare and innovative example from World War II.

Historical Information

The Rotachute Mk I was an experimental single-seat rotor kite towed by aircraft, developed by Raoul Hafner for the British Army. It was intended for the rapid deployment of troops and equipment behind enemy lines during World War II. Although it never entered mass production or saw combat use, it was a significant element in the development of aviation technology and experiments with autorotative rotors. Tests were conducted in the UK between 1942 and 1943, and the Rotachute was used for research trials by the Royal Air Force.

Fly 32004 Rotachute Mk I Model Details

• Model scale: 1/32
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Original country of use: United Kingdom
• Historical period: World War II
• Kit contents: sprues with precision parts, clear cockpit glazing, assembly instructions, decals
• The kit does not include glue or paints – additional modeling equipment required
• Highly detailed reproduction of the unusual rotorcraft layout and pilot cockpit structure

Product Category

The model belongs to the category of plastic model kits. Thanks to the detailed instructions and well-fitting parts, the kit allows you to faithfully recreate the unique appearance of the Rotachute Mk I, including landing gear details and the main rotor mechanism.

Who is it recommended for?

Fly 32004 Rotachute Mk I (1/32) is especially recommended for advanced and intermediate aircraft modelers, enthusiasts of unusual designs, and collectors of World War II militaria. The rarity of the subject and the high level of detail will make this model stand out in your collection!

Difficulty Level

• Build difficulty level: 3/5

This is a unique offer for lovers of British aviation technology and military aviation history.